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… The Afrikaner ideal of a republic South Africa only became a … the Cape on the Great Trek, their ideal was to create an Afrikaner republic. After facing much opposition from the … viewed as an effort by Capital, colonial authorities and Afrikaner Nationalists to counter the challenge posed by a …

… The first white inhabitants Between 1820 and 1826, Afrikaner trekboer (migratory farmer) J.N. Brits trekked from … from the Orange River Sovereignty and the area became an Afrikaner republic, the Orange Free State, with J.P. Hoffman as first Afrikaner State President and Bloemfontein as the state …

… of a South African Republic, and the promotion of Afrikaner culture. NP members were sometimes known as … and headed the South African Party (SAP) - an amalgam of Afrikaner parties that advocated close cooperation between … Dutch. Since Hertzog’s policies were orientated towards Afrikaner nationalism, most of his supporters were Afrikaans …

… meeting you had the development of the National Peace Accord. Now it would seem to be that after eleven months of the National Peace Accord being in operation it appears by and large to be in … as far as I'm concerned is that there should be a credible Afrikaner leading the negotiations. Now, the history of the …

… became a powerful instrument in the arsenal of the White Afrikaner drive to build Afrikaner Nationalism when in 1952 it became the ‘Day of the … 16 remained a rallying point for the development of Afrikaner nationalism, culture and identity. Day of the …

… in September 1991. 14 September 1991: The National Peace Accord (NPA) singing ceremony is held at the Carlton Hotel in …

… claiming that the country is committed to the Nkomati Accord of 1984. The Nkomati Accord was signed by South Africa and Mozambique on 16 March …

… was condemned (Sanders, 1997). With the burgeoning Afrikaner nationalist movement of the 1900s, Dutch Reform … became a major foundation of apartheid and nationalist Afrikaner ideology. According to this religious ideology, … Africa. This paternalistic view stems from the extremist Afrikaner understanding of Christianity (Thompson, 1990). …

… (LP) Unionist Party (UP) Purified National Party (PNP) Afrikaner Party (AP) Progressive Party (PP) National Union …

… as the ‘ Great Trek .’ This resulted in the founding of Afrikaner Republics away from British control such as the … 1880s, set the stage for war between the British and the Afrikaner republics.  A war broke out between the Afrikaner republics and the British in what became known as …

… agreed to the terms laid down in the National Peace Accord. Furthermore, this attack and other APLA attacks … Africa's major political parties that endorsed the peace accord but declined to sign it because they were not …

… than the Afrikaners. Rugby and the Springbok Symbol in Afrikaner Identity and Politics Throughout the first half of … century rugby and the Springbok symbol became linked to Afrikaner nationalism and politics. Afrikaners viewed the … reflection of their accomplishments as a civilization. The Afrikaner love of the team enabled former players to use …

… language and the continued existence of the shrinking Afrikaner ethnic group. The challenge of ethnic survival … a 29-year-old Transvaal teacher, later a co-founder of the Afrikaner Broederbond and father of the Rev. Beyers Naudé, … to build a new South Africa and yet retain a private Afrikaner identity. On the other hand there was Naudé, who …

… white and non-white voters and a number of Afrikaner-bond, whom he had offered shares in the British … important political goal for Rhodes, and so when the Afrikaner Bondsmen came to Rhodes to complain about the …

… Copy of the Nkomati Accord. …

… the Cold War and Disintegration of the Soviet Union Peace Accord Early announcements of talks Mandela’s Breakthrough – … Party (CP), the Herstigte Nasionale Party (HNP), the Afrikaner Weerstandsbeweging (AWB), and the Azanian People’s … weSizwe (MK) and a military campaign. [viii] Peace Accord ↵ In August 1991, the Consultative Business Movement …

… Draft, annotated ANC statement on the Nkomati Accord. …

… 1930s NUSAS was affected by the growing feeling of the Afrikaner nationalism. The Afikaanse Studentebond (A.S.B.), … for full cultural and political recognition for Afrikaans, Afrikaner students needed to re-think their position in … would no serve their purpose. In 1933 a more political Afrikaner body called Afrikaanse Nationale Studentebond …

… Speech by Samora Machel on the signing of the Nkomati Accord. …

… British controlled Cape Colony in 1867 and of gold in the Afrikaner “Boer” controlled Transvaal Republic transformed …

… Council's debate on South Africa and the Anglo-American accord influence on this debate …

… government's diplomatic offensive, namely the Nkomati Accord and the withdrawal of the army from Angola. …

… at Nkomati in March 1984. Under the terms of the Nkomati Accord South Africa was to terminate its support for RENAMO. … bomb attack). These attacks demonstrated that the Nkomati Accord had not diminished the ANC’s ability to operate inside … the exiled ANC leaders and they even blocked the visits of Afrikaner student leaders by withdrawing their passports. …

… at Nkomati in March 1984. Under the terms of the Nkomati Accord South Africa was to terminate its support for RENAMO. … bomb attack). These attacks demonstrated that the Nkomati Accord had not diminished the ANC's ability to operate inside … the exiled ANC leaders and they even blocked the visits of Afrikaner student leaders by withdrawing their passports. …