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… Together with First, they also wrote an exposé of the Afrikaner secret society, the Broederbond . Given the …

… between the liberation movement and a group of mainly Afrikaner politicians, academics and businessmen. The …

… aware of the enormous role that this quiet, but competent Afrikaner and African, played in Burundi.  "He succeeded with …

… activities. He also held a symposium of 50 Afrikaner academics in 1971, from which a non-party-political …

… General Jan Smuts , his parents opposed the conservative Afrikaner nationalists who ultimately came to power in South …

… den Heever en P. de V. Pienaar, Kultuurgeskiedenis van die Afrikaner 3, 1950 Ons Dutche voorouers en Die Afrikaanse …

… of Black societal achievement. He was also against the Afrikaner Bond – and his aversion to it was in keeping with …

… Prison in the then Transvaal (now Gauteng). Here an Afrikaner warder assaulted him with a leather cane, which had …

… there is one single person who has done more to give the Afrikaner nation a Bible’. Steyn was the first person to use …

… educational departments, many of them members of the Afrikaner Broederbond. Nevertheless, the SRC had close links …

… Paul Roux district of the Orange Free State , the son of Afrikaner parents. He was the only son of Pieter Willem … Botha attempted to modify the Apartheid tenets of Afrikaner Nationalist ideology to introduce reforms, …

… several years because of her public support of the Afrikaner cause. In 1909, her book Closer Union was …

… His father, a lawyer, had been gaoled for supporting the Afrikaner rebellion of 1914; but unlike other members of his …

… The Afrikaner ideal of a republic South Africa only became a Republic on … some Afrikaners left the Cape on the Great Trek, their ideal was to create an Afrikaner republic. After facing much opposition from the …

… encouraging those whose teaching circumstances were not ideal. Sadly, the discipline is losing its appeal to scholars …

… to build a nation within a specific geographic area. The ideal for South Africa among members of the African … of thought. In South Africa, African nationalism and white Afrikaner nationalism was developed and evolved over time.  …

… who was also from Ladybrand. Francina’s mother was an Afrikaner and the children were brought up speaking both …

… and family experienced immense racism by the largely Afrikaner community. She became politically aware as result …

… . [3] Volskatpitalisme  - It is the nationalist term for Afrikaner capital. [4] Broederbond  - This was a South … - The Reddingdaadbond was an organisation formed by Afrikaner businessmen who strongly encouraged Afrikaner people to shop only in Afrikaner shops, invest in …

… Afrikaans author abroad. His departure from traditional Afrikaner nationalism and particular focus on the outside … that Krige did not come from the typicaltextbook  Afrikaner nationalist home often associated with this period. … that Krige developed his criticism of the practices of the Afrikaner establishment. This too, would remain with him his …

… with the poor living and working conditions of the many Afrikaner girls from rural areas who came to work in the …

… During his reign Mpande was faced with both British and Afrikaner settlers on his borders, and he continuously tried …

… against the rise of fascism in South Africa in the form of Afrikaner nationalism and engaged fierce battles to defend …

… 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 … to abandon Britain’s priceless nineteenth-century ideal that in principle all persons, irrespective of colour, …

… "Over two thousand men and women have stood by the ideal of Gandhi and have suffered the rigours of South …

… value of a “healthy mind in a healthy body” provided an ideal environment for the meeting of western and indigenous …

… consulting him. Ministering to a sizeable number of Afrikaner patients, Moroka, like white doctors of that period … had been a chief in Orange Free State, and had greeted the Afrikaner Voortrekkers of the nineteenth century with open …

… of this position, within which may be found the notion of 'ideal womanhood', may evade exact definition but yet be … This chapter argues that the role allocated to women in Afrikaner society in the late nineteenth and early twentieth … or 'mother of the nation'.' In he volksmoeder concept, the Afrikaner woman was depicted not only as the cornerstone of …

… English translation of this organization is Federation of Afrikaner Cultural Organisations.  The Federasie of … (FAK) was established in 1929 as a branch of the Afrikaner Broederbond , a secret Afrikaner organization which aimed to further the interests …