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Settler Colonialism and Afrikaner Nationalism

The rise of Afrikaner Nationalism like Capitalism and African Nationalism profoundly shaped the history of the country, and continues to influence the political, economic and ideological life in South Africa today. SAHO will over time present a series of articles linked to Afrikaner Nationalism in South Africa.

  • History of slavery and early colonisation in South Africa
  • The Empty Land Myth
  • The Dutch and the Khoikhoi
  • The Dutch Settlement
  • Treks & Land conflicts 1600s-1800s
  • Second Anglo-Boer War 1899 - 1902
  • South Africa in the 1900s (1900-1917)
  • Colonial conquest and resistance, Pre 1900
  • First Anglo Boer War
  • A history of Apartheid in South Africa
  • Land: dispossession, resistance and restitution
  • A history of Volkskas and the Absa Banking group
  • Bureau of State Security (BOSS)
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Settler Colonialism and Afrikaner Nationalism
Afrikaner
A history of Apartheid in South Africa

Articles

  1. The Empty Land Myth
  2. Treks & Land conflicts 1600s-1800s
  3. A history of Apartheid in South Africa
  4. First Anglo Boer War
  5. The Genootskap vir Regte Afrikaners/Fellowship of True Afrikaners
  6. Second Anglo-Boer War - 1899 - 1902
  7. A history of Volkskas and the Absa Banking group
  8. Afrikaner
  9. The Boerenvereenigingen: precursor to the Afrikaner Bond
  10. National Party (NP)
  11. The Afrikaanse Handelsinsituut
  12. Dutch Reformed Church (DRC)
  13. The Afrikaner Bond
  14. Afrikaner Broederbond
  15. Bureau of State Security (BOSS)
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People

  1. John Xavier Merriman
  2. Alfred Milner
  3. Eugène Ney Terre’Blanche
  4. B J Vorster [John Vorster]
  5. Stephanus Johannes Paulus Kruger
  6. Jan van Riebeeck
  7. Gordon Sprigg
  8. Johannes Henricus Brand
  9. Joseph Chamberlain
  10. Nicholaas Frederic de Waal
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Places

  1. Dutch and British Coastal Fortifications at the Cape of Good Hope (1665 to 1829)
  2. Castle of Good Hope, Castle Street, Cape Town
  3. Schweizer-Reneke

Organisations

  1. Dutch East India Company (DEIC)/VOC
  2. Afrikaner Weerstandsbeweging (AWB)

Timelines

  1. General South African History Timeline: 1700s

Archive

  1. A death warrant for Afrikaans by Hermann Giliomee, 11 November 2019 | Article
  2. Afrikaner nationalism and the Jews
  3. Afrikaners "is nie almal so nie"
  4. Afrikaners In The New South Africa: Identity Politics in a Globalised Economy | Online book
  5. Afrikaners moet "hul plek ken"
  6. Black theology versus the social morality of settler colonialism: hermeneutical reflections on Luke 1 and 2
  7. Dakar: ANC and Afrikaners in dialogue
  8. For the sake of Afrikaner power?
  9. Nelson Mandela and the last Afrikaner leaders by Hermann Giliomee (Politics Web), 12 May 2015
  10. Steel workers, craft unions and Afrikaner nationalism
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    Last Updated 11 August 2017

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