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… were so superb, authors approached Balkema of their own accord and he published works like Jan Rabie's seminal 21, …

… with leadership in this period. He mediated between the Afrikaner farmers and the British government, and when talks …

… schoolteachers. His maternal grandparents were a White Afrikaner bus driver from the rural village of Harding in …

… right wing groups, Vlok held talks with the leader of the Afrikaner Weerstandsbeweging, Eugene Terre Blanche, in effort …

… trade union, was fiercely opposed by white unions and Afrikaner Nationalist movements, who branded E.S. Sachs , …

… investors in the Transvaal (the Uitlanders) to resist Afrikaner domination and agitate for citizenship. Rhodes …

… the Second World War they battled the Ossewa Brandwag , an Afrikaner nationalist movement that strongly opposed South …

… at least in the Cape Colony. He made the leaders of the (Afrikaner) Bond understand that as British citizens they … fairly quiet since he had arrived, was invited by the Afrikaner Bond to deliver a speech in March 1898 at … would be formed along racial lines (English and Afrikaner parties). ‘Once in these ruts,’ he wrote to …

… figures in the eyes of South Africa's extreme right: the Afrikaner Weerstandsbewging (AWB, Afrikaner Resistance Movement) and the Conservative Party …

… rivals.   Meanwhile Mpande was faced with both British and Afrikaner settlers on his borders, and he tried not to …

… 1989, Jacques Pauw a journalist for the progressive Afrikaner newspaper, Vrye Weekblad , broke the story of …

… had also fought in the  Second Anglo-Boer War , making Afrikaner liberty an important factor in Coetsee’s …

… Nationalist Bloc of the Natal Indian Association (NIA) to accord ‘a Public Welcome to a Young Leader who was imprisoned …

… his cousin and 'junior' in traditional terms, would accord him due respect (later, in prison, he wrote to Kaiser …

… 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 …

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

… is now known as East Griqualand. These measures were in accord with Grey's policy of integration and were influenced …

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