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… a specifically ethnic nationalism and narrowly defined Afrikaner nationalism undoubtedly left its mark on … statement that can be made in connection with Afrikaner nationalism. There are differing interpretations concerning the origins of Afrikaner nationalism, its nature and content, the way in …

… de Wet was a Boer soldier and statesman, regarded by Afrikaner nationalists as one of their greatest heroes. He … the South African War (1899-1902) and was a leader in the Afrikaner rebellion of 1914. From 1907 to 1910 de Wet served … C.R. de Wet was found guilty of treason for leading the Afrikaner rebellion of 1914 …

… About 10 000 Afrikaner women, led by Mrs H.C. Steyn, wife of former … that South Africa should withdraw from the war. The first Afrikaner women march took place on 4 August 1915, to request … Afrikaner women march to the union buildings in protest of …

… The ‘Afrikaner Volksfront’ is founded with Gen. Constant Viljoen …

… Nasionale Party (HNP) starts its own newspaper, Die Afrikaner. …

… brought together some homeland leaders and conservative Afrikaner parties. Amongst those present were: Mangosutho … Treurnicht of Conservative Party and Andries Beyers of the Afrikaner Volksunie. The key issue under discussion was the … Gqozo told the conference that the neo-Nazi Afrikaner Resistance Movement (AWB) had promised to support …

… A published and a principal figure in the Afrikaner Bond. However as a political moderate, he worked … demands on Kriger. After the war he devoted himself to Afrikaner cultural interests and a federal approach to the …

… author, wrote the first Afrikaans history book and as an Afrikaner nationalist he became one of the founders of the … and political organisation that became known as the Afrikaner Bond. However his close friendship with Rhodes soon …

… Conn, USA, May 4 2015 Nelson Mandela and the last Afrikaner leaders: Reconsiderations of the Apartheid Era … “Knowing our enemies” Within the camp of the victorious Afrikaner nationalists there were contrasting perspectives of … it will always remain our own.’ [5]  By that he meant the Afrikaner nationalists’ own. Among leaders of the African …

… views. He supported co-operation between English and Afrikaner, and saw himself as South African rather than as an … in the public works portfolio. Merriman, Hofmeyr and the Afrikaner Bond Merriman was a firm believer in cooperation between the English and Afrikaner, but he had a difficult relationship with JH …

… on 5 April 1907 in Lichtenburg Western Transvaal to an Afrikaner family. Her family was very nationalistic, with … camp during the war and her father joined the Afrikaner Rebellion in 1914. Hester’s sister Johanna with she … defending the union by organising cultural events using Afrikaner symbols and plays to communicate the plight of …

… leaders founded Het Volk in May 1904. Although it was an Afrikaner political party, it was based on principles likely … would be 'a great act of faith' to make amends and retain Afrikaner co-operation. The Transvaal and the Free State … Imperial Conference. Botha was conciliatory. He pronounced Afrikaner loyalty to the Empire, presented the Cullinan …

… Bailey, member of the Cape Legislative Council for the Afrikaner Bond, dies. …

… Bouvereniging, a landmark in the economic history of the Afrikaner, is founded. …

… attempt to explain how I came to be an odd one out in the Afrikaner society during the Apartheid era. Early indications I was born into a middle class Afrikaner family whose original South African ancestor, … to the convicts. This signalled an early, and, in terms of Afrikaner culture, uncommon and unhealthy interest in the …

… The Johannesburg and the Namibian Stock Exchanges sign an accord for the exchange of technology, skills and information. …

… halt Israeli-Palestinian violence and move toward a peace accord, announced just hours after …

… as a minister of the Dutch Reformed Church. His strong Afrikaner nationalism led him into the arena of politics, and … National Party, which initially consisted of the few Afrikaner parliamentarians who refused to follow Hertzog or …

… book led to friction and open hostility from mainstream Afrikaner organizations such as the Dutch Reformed Church and … violence, analysed notions of ethnicity and explored Afrikaner thought. In 1958, he formed an informal discussion … condemned, ostracized and vilified as a traitor by the Afrikaner establishment, Degenaar remained unbending in his …

… F.W. de Klerk denies talks between the ANC leaders and an Afrikaner delegation …

… passing of Beyers Naudé, apartheid struggle stalwart and Afrikaner cleric …

… A Weberian Analysis of Afrikaner Calvinism and the Spirit of Capitalism by Mohammed …

… a family that was fully committed to the preservation of Afrikaner nationalism. His father was a minister of the Dutch … Reformed Church (DRC) and was a founding member of the Afrikaner Broederbond, a secret society aimed at promoting Afrikaner nationalism. In 1921, the family moved to  …

… Government, ANC and IFP agree on a draft National Peace Accord that they described as "a firm foundation …

… Government, ANC and IFP agree on a draft National Peace Accord that they described as "a firm foundation …

… in Nairobi, Kenya, to witness the final signing of a peace accord between t …

… Preller championed Afrikaner culture and became a literary critic of great …

… by GCF chairman, Dr J C Neethling. Neethling adopted the Afrikaner culture as his own. He later became a member of the …

… as a writer, Joubert rejected the strictures of mainstream Afrikaner writing and threw in her lot with the emerging Afrikaner literary dissident movement. The publication in … in 2002), which deals with the story of the women of an Afrikaner family spanning 100 years, is sometimes described …

… ‘freedom of town’ to Eugene Terreblanche, leader of the Afrikaner Weerstandsbeweging (AWB). …