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… episodes came in 1930 when he openly considered supporting Hertzog's bills in the hope that they might provide some … provision of adequate funds. The problem was that, like Hertzog's proposals, Heaton Nicholls coupled his land schemes … [Accessed 22 November 2011]|Giliomee, H & Mbenga, B., (2007), New history of South Africa>, Cape Town, …

… the Pact Government's Civilised Labour Policy of J.B.M Hertzog's National Party and White Labour Party. In the …

… of the parliamentary United Party and the decline of the Hertzog wing. Without this factor. Smuts could not have … wing of the United Party comprised some 70 MPs. General Hertzog, on the other hand, had presided over a split in the … van Wyk), people who had not yet made up their minds (B.K. Long), the uncommitted (Piet van der Byl) and the …

… the Pact Government's Civilised Labour Policy of J.B.M Hertzog's National Party and White Labour Party. In the …

… At the Imperial Conference in London in 1926, Hertzog (with support from Canada, Ireland and India) decided … forward on what status the dominions should have, and Hertzog asked for no subordination to Britain. The … General would represent the crown in the dominions Hertzog saw this declaration as recognizing the …

… the South African National Party (SANP) under JBM Hertzog , and the Anti-War rebellion led by Koos de la Rey …

… 1936 [xiv] . Gabriel and Minnie were farm-workers in the Hertzog area of the Kat River (now re-named Mhlangeni). …

… Its political influence became apparent in 1934 when JBM Hertzog merged the National Party (NP) with Jan Smuts ' South … Orange Free State. The South African prime minister, JBM Hertzog, declared in November 1935 that "there is no doubt … joining Britain in the fight against Hitler's Germany. Hertzog resigned from the United Party, made peace with …

… and outcome of this election. The National Party of Hertzog, formed in 1914, won the most seats, forcing the … with South Africa’s participation in the war, leading to Hertzog and his National Party being marginalized. It also marked the beginning of the end of Hertzog’s political career. 1943 The UP led by Smuts once …

… of British descent. The founder of the NP, General JBM Hertzog, was a member of the Union Government, and was … of national unity. However, many Afrikaans people saw Hertzog as their representative and many important Afrikaans … by a discontented White government employee, and B.J. Vorster became the new Prime Minister. From the late …

… 1933/34. At this time the National Party under General J.B.M. Hertzog fused with the South African Party under Smuts, causing Hertzog’s National Party to split into two main groups.7 A …

… meetings and resolutions against the pass laws and the Hertzog Bills. It is attended by more than 100 delegates … Association. May, National elections. General Barry Hertzog and Jan Smuts form a coalition government after … and Transvaal Indian Congress delegates C.K.T. Naidoo, B.L.E. Sigamoney, P.S. Joshi, E. Mall and S.B. Medh oppose …

… and Labour Party Pact, under the leadership of General J. B. M. Hertzog , provided unhappy voters with an alternative to … party. The Pact now held 81 seats while the SAP had 53. Hertzog’s Government won the 1929 election five years later. …

… held in Kimberly to protest against the pass laws and the Hertzog Bills (which proposes the removal of the limited Cape … Labour Party wins the national election and General J.B.M. Hertzog becomes Prime Minister. The new Pact Government …

… the convocation to coordinate opposition to General Barry Hertzog’s efforts to influence the British African policy. … held in Kimberley to protest against the pass laws and the Hertzog Bills. It is attended by more than 100 delegates … Student Associations at Fort Hare, Dr. Alfred Bitini (A.B.) Xuma says in a speech to that he hopes that a possibility …

… - place of refuge. Source: Giliomee, Hand Mbenga, B., A New History of South Africa, Tafelberg, (Cape Town), … struggles of the native people” (Giliomee, H and Mbenga, B) pp. 237 – 238). For his part, Makgatho told the gathering … government of the South African National Party (SANP)of Hertzog and the Labour Party. One of these measures was the …

… [7] Het Western, a Dutch weekly, was launched in 1904. B. Newspapers after Union The 20th century history of … of General JG Smuts , Die Vaderland those of General JBM Hertzog (and later NC Havenga), and Die Transvaler those of … formed Noordelike Drukpers. The main shareholders were JBM Hertzog, Tielman Roos , NC Havenga, CF Beyers, Karel Red and …

… also led an anti-Pass campaign during this period. J. B. M. Hertzog became Prime Minister of South Africa in 1924. His … specifically between Botha and cabinet member J. B. M. Hertzog. Hertzog, the founder of the National Party (NP) in …

… to the republics. The 1919 Deputation to Versailles Hertzog In September 1919 Hertzog led a deputation to Versailles asking for the … and that they could not intervene. At this point Hertzog decided to work toward his party becoming the …

… held in Kimberly to protest against the pass laws and the Hertzog Bills, where he proposed the removal of the limited … should they win the 1924 elections under General Barry Hertzog. The Natives (Urban Areas) Act legislated on a broad … and Labour Party wins the national election and General J.B.M. Hertzog becomes Prime Minister. 1925 The Pact government …

… movements within South Africa. Dr. Alfred Bitini (A.B.) Xuma , says in a speech to the Conference of European and … meetings and resolutions against the pass laws and the Hertzog Bills. It is attended by more than 100 delegates … Asiatic Land Tenure (Amendment) Bill. September, General Hertzog at Imperial Conference in London asks South African …

… United Party, a coalition of the National Party (NP) of J B M Hertzog and the South African Party (SAP) of J C Smuts. Hertzog preferred that South Africa remain neutral in World …

… but undertook to consider it in the future. When JBM Hertzog took over 3 years later, and set up his Pact …

… by Germany in September 1939, SA Prime Minister Gen. J.B. Hertzog tried to pass a resolution in parliament, … proclaiming South Africa's neutrality during the war. Hertzog's attempt was rejected by 80 votes to 67. After the …

… in the 1919 anti-pass campaign, and resisted the Hertzog Bills, which called for ‘comprehensive segregation’. …

… is born in Cape Town. 1926 Prime Minister General Barry Hertzog introduces a Bill to eject Africans from the … Nationalists gain parliamentary majority, and General Hertzog forms a government without the aid of the South … (and later dies in hospital) by a bullet intended for J.B Marks and E.T Motfutsanyana , the key-note speakers. Six …

… the government to convey the attitude of Blacks towards Hertzog’s draft bills . 1937 The Moroka High School is …

… property was given in trust to the Nieuwe Kerk by Suzanna Hertzog, on condition that once a self-supporting DRC … JD Vorster, a former professor, rightly remarked that Miss Hertzog was the "mother" of this Church. This lady, after the … church, built on the site that was where their home.  Miss Hertzog, died at the age of 59. With her death, a local …

… and Labour Party formed a pact government, with General J.B.M. Hertzog in the position of prime minister. Hertzog appointed two Labour Party members, F.H.P. Creswell …

… these areas largely worked in urban areas. 1924 December, Hertzog addresses a Native Conference where he advocates the … to Blacks. 13 November, In his speech at Smithfield, Hertzog endorses total segregation and pushes for an slight … and analysis. However, little progress is made until 1930. Hertzog tables four bills in Parliament, the Representation …