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… becomes an official language together with English. 1926 Hertzog places three Native Bills before parliament 1927 …

… sitting together. That outcome was achieved by General Hertzog, leader of the first Afrikaner Nationalist government … formed by  the South African National Party (SANP) of Hertzog and the Labour Party. 1930 Makgatho is appointed …

… made up of Afrikanar Nationalist Party headed by General Hertzog and the South African Labour Party took away their …

… the new state. 1914 January, National Party formed by Gen. Hertzog The White suburb of Capital Park is established. 1923 … it. 1934 United Party government formed under Generals Hertzog and Smuts. Menlo Park is established as a White …

… Congress. Afrikaaner Nationalist Party formed by General Hertzog - pledged to achieve republican independence for … He also visits Tolstoy Farm. December, General J.B.M. Hertzog leaves Botha's cabinet. 1913 The Native Land Act … Nationalist Party formed under leadership of General Hertzog. Riotous Assemblies and Criminal Law Amendment Act …

… Dube controversially, openly considers supporting Hertzog's bills in the hope that they might provide some …

… and Commercial Union (ICU) nationwide. 1926 General J.B.M. Hertzog accuses the Industrial and Commercial Union (ICU) of … (ICU) write a letter to the Prime Minister, General J.B.M. Hertzog. June - November, Clements Kadalie, the founder of …

… to protest against the racial policies of Prime Minister Hertzog . Thus, the 16th of December, particularly in the …

… Government is carrying out the policy laid down by General Hertzog in 1938 regarding the Coloured community. This policy …

… of the Afrikaner National Party (NP) under  General Hertzog . The NP dedicated itself to racial separation, … War broke out and the National Party was formed under Hertzog. A number of Africans were called upon to assist the …

… segregation. From 1924 to 1939, James Barry Munnik Hertzog became the prime minister and he achieved the …

… PACT government, a collaboration of the National Party of Hertzog and the Labour Party under Cresswell. Their concern …

… the protectionist policy of the Pact government under JBM Hertzog (who wanted to help the ‘poor whites' to get back on …

… peace, especially in Black areas. In 1911 General J. B. M. Hertzog , the Minister of Justice, took the Police Bill to …

… mental shackling. Agitation over Land and the Vote General Hertzog , Prime Minister of South Africa and leader of the … in the ruling National Party. There was opposition to the Hertzog Bills from white liberals and from African groups … the Bills were placed before Parliament. On that occasion Hertzog failed to secure the necessary two-thirds majority of …

… 14 June 1929 The National Party, led by General JMB Hertzog, won the most seats in the 1929 general election of …

… led to the departure of Botha’s Minister of Justice, James Hertzog , and the creation of the National Party (NP) , which …

… Act No 16 of 1936 The Bills proposed by General Barry Hertzog in the 1920s finally got the two-thirds majority …

… and was defeated in the 1924 general election. This gave Hertzog's Nationalist Party and the Labour Party, supported …

… the future Afrikaner nation’. In 1929 Prime Minister JBM Hertzog , gave a speech on Dingaan’s Day, in which he …

… the government’s decision to side with Britain, General Hertzog broke away to form the National Party.  The NP did … within the Afrikaner community flared up once again. Hertzog and Smuts were at loggerheads, and Hertzog insisted that the Union take a neutral stance. …

… a general election. In many ways, this Act was similar to Hertzog 's Native Representation Act of 1936, which removed …

… 1905 and in 1915, Totius became the first recipient of the Hertzog Prize for Literature. In 1914, Afrikaans was …

… meeting that same year the party's first leader Albert Hertzog voiced his concern that the admission of Maori All …

… voters roll for Africans in the Cape. Despite this the  Hertzog  government later passes the Representation of …

… of South African politics of apartheid. James Barry Munnik Hertzog (April 3, 1866- November 21, 1942), the Broederbond …

… C.R. de Wet, Vice President Schalk Burger and Gen. J.B.M. Hertzog, the last four all presently in Natal, are to be sent …

… he was a leading member of the Union government under Hertzog and was later in the coalition government with Hertzog and Smuts when he served first as Minister of Defence … faction of like-minded fascists emanating from the rump of Hertzog’s party in 1939, he was and remained a consummate …

… hold informal talks with Prime Minister, General J.B.M. Hertzog . 1931 28 January, The Government of India formally …

… Trade. 7 March, The Minister of Posts and Telegraphs, Dr Hertzog, confirms that the government’s policy regarding … to taxes on income. 17 July, The Minister of Health, Dr A. Hertzog, says there can be no exception to the government’s … are expelled from the National Party, including Dr A. Hertzog, Jaap Marais, W.T. Marais and Louis Stofberg.Over 2 …