 They reformed the following year to contest the next elections as the "Trade Union Workers and Peasants Group", winning six seats.However, in 1933 the Supreme Court ordered the dissolution of the party, and its MPs were arrested and charged with treason.In 1936, a youth organization parallel to the LKJS, Workers' Youth League of Latvia (LDJS), was formed as a cooperative effort by the LKP and their former rivals, the erstwhile Menshevik Latvian Social Democratic Workers' Party, outlawed following the Ulmanis coup d'état in 1934.