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… He lost support and was defeated in the 1924 general election. This gave Hertzog's Nationalist Party and the …

… Introduction In 1948 with the election of the National Party and the enforcement of an …

… for the executive, despite being conservative. The 1989 election lost the NP 37 seats, some to the Democratic Party , …

… new turn in 1948. The National Party won the whites-only election in 1948 and began systematically to entrench its …

… Midlands. On 15 April 1953, the NP held a second general election and was returned to power. The Liberal Association …

… and it was resolved to go ahead with the strike action. A leaflet was drawn up explaining the events leading up to the … assist in speaking to the white women workers. A special leaflet for the white women was prepared. Agreed to form a …

… the leaders of the political parties. In the Fauresmith by-election the National Party retains its seat against a double … P.J. Ref: RP 90-81 1981 The National Party won the general election by winning 131 of 165 seats in parliament. The Anti … of South Africa fail. 1981 3 April, The PFP issues its election manifesto, laying emphasis on the party’s aim of …

… with the all-white Labour Party, defeating Smuts’ in the election that followed the 1922 miners’ strike. The Pact … Party (HNP) was reasonably short and swift. A war-time election was held in 1943, but the outcome was a forgone … But what was generally overlooked in our analyses of these election results was that the overall percentage vote for the …

… Warren Harding, elected in 1920, said soon after his election, “I have said to the people we meant to have less of … of the previous decade, Franklin Roosevelt won the 1932 election, defeating the incumbent Republican President … Depression as experienced in America Image Source The Election of Roosevelt Democrat Franklin D. Roosevelt came …

… to refuse to collaborate, to refrain from voting in an election ”¦”,3 but the fight for full and equal rights had … likely to alter electoral outcomes seriously and the election of native representatives to parliament was unlikely … was “Save South Africa against Fascism”. A surviving leaflet, advertising the rally called upon the poor and the …

… qualification. Indians as Non-Whites could both stand for election and send members to Parliament. In the South African …

… a majority of the seats in the 1953 South African General Election. The Black Labour Relations Regulation Act (Black … stoppage of work by Blacks to coincide with the general election for parliament for which only Whites could vote. 13 … White South Africans go to the polls in the second general election since 1948. May, The Sekhukhuneland revolt against …

… must vote’”. [48] After the first South African democratic election, Mabuza was elected to the new Parliament, but … [50] In 2004, ten years after the first democratic election of South Africa, individuals who contributed …

… following World War Two. 5 The National Party won the election of 1948 on a platform that proposed an answer to … and Lammie Snyman, racist censorship continued until the election of Nelson Mandela as president in 1994. Censorship …

… Andile Mngxitama’s BLF faces a legal challenge over its election registration due to its explicit prohibition of … for that year. It recently (unsuccessfully) contested a by-election in Limpopo, but that’s about as much as we can tell …

… this period is the National Party winning the white election in 1948 and the process of instituting formal …

… bomb explodes at the Laudium home of a Pretoria municipal election candidate. 15 November, Barend Strydom kills 5 …

… were ignored. The reason is that after the 1948 general election the Nationalist Party (NP) emerged victorious and …

… a member of both the CPSA and the Transvaal ANC, sent a leaflet to ANC members, calling for the need to organise …

… written by representatives of the people, determined by an election. These opposing visions made it difficult for … unity’ for a defined period after the first democratic election. However, such a compromise was subject to the fact … a specified minimum amount of support in a regional election would be given an equal number of the region’s seats …

… 1948 May 26 , The National Party (NP) wins election and immediately introduces apartheid (separateness) …

… two-third majority in the senate. The Act provided for the election of two White provincial councillors in Cape Town by …

… invited to participate, it set preconditions such as the election of a constituent assembly, solving of the "land …

… the CPSA at the third Congress in 1924. At the time of the election, a senior member of the CPSA, Solomon Buirski …

… but no one was executed. After the first democratic election in April 1994, a new constitutional dispensation was … ten, or even twenty years before the first democratic election in 1994, many of South Africa’s political …

… with a larger majority than in the 1958 general election. 12 May, The General Law Amendment Act provides for … The Prime Minister announces that there will be a general election on 18 October 1961. The necessary proclamation will … book. 8 October, The Nationalist Party wins the general election and shows a gain of 10% in its popular vote. In …

… with the NP during the transition. If ANC would win the election then it would have preference on most matters, … Mandela since he announced that he would not seek re-election in 1999. South African Communist Party (SACP) The …

… Party of the Soviet Union Congress. 4 October, The second election for the four Coloured representatives in Parliament … South African holds its first (Whites only) general election since becoming a Republic. The National Party (NP) … the liberalism of NUSAS right away. September, The first election for the Coloured Persons’ Representative Council is …