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… James Barry Munnik (JBM) Hertzog was born in Soetendal Wellington on the 6 th of April 1866. Hertzog was the eighth child of Johannes Albertus Munnik … independence from Britain. In 1889 he obtained a B.A degree at the Victoria College, in England, and in August …

… around him. Towards the end of 1912 Botha dismissed  J B M Hertzog  from his cabinet and Roos protested by … They adopted a resolution demanding the re-instatement of Hertzog. When Hertzog formed the  National Party  (NP) in the …

… led him into the arena of politics, and when  J.B.M. Hertzog  broke his ties with Prime Minister  Louis Botha … He was appointed Minister of the Interior in the Hertzog government of 1924. Malan strongly opposed moves to …

… General de Wet to support the cause for peace. General Hertzog expressed his respect for Botha at this time, 'for he … was faced with the problem of what to do with General J B M Hertzog, a controversial but influential figure among the …

… (University of the Orange Free State), obtaining the B.A. degree in 1912. After his initial studies he was a … and the resultant fusion between the NP under J.B.M. Hertzog and the South African Party (SAP) under J.C. Smuts … play a prominent role in the OFS. After the break between Hertzog and Smuts in 1939 over the question of neutrality …

… accompanied Kadalie at the latter's meeting with  J. B. M. Hertzog . In the late 1920s, he was a member of the ANC …

… closely involved with black resistance to the so-called  J.B.M. Hertzog  Draft Bills that, amongst others, were considering … voters from the common voters' roll. In order to oppose Hertzog's legislation, the  All-African Convention  (AAC) was …

… Africa, Smuts lost the next election in 1924 to J.B.M. Hertzog and his National Party (NP). During his time as … became Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Justice under Hertzog. Their coalition led to the formation of the United …  [Accessed 31 July 2009]|Giliomee, H. and Mbenga, B. (eds) (2007) New History of South Africa. Tafelberg …

… Apartheid tragedy, and won Joubert the Eugène Marais and Hertzog prizes in 1997. Joubert is much celebrated and … script (New York). In 1998 Joubert was again awarded the Hertzog prize for Prose. Elsa Joubert received an honorary …

… lecturer at the University of Witwatersrand. In 1936 Hertzog Bills   created seven seats in Parliament for Whites …

… Marais and WA Hofmeyr Prizes. In 1983, she received the Hertzog Prize for her complete body of work in poetry. …

… was nominated to the Union Defence Board. A supporter of Hertzog, his fiery personality came to the fore when he made … resigned from the Defence Board. In 1914, when De Wet and Hertzog founded the National Party, the political divisions … was nominated to the Union Defence Board. A supporter of Hertzog, his fiery personality came to the fore when he made …

… its revival in the years following the enactment of the Hertzog Bills. In 1944 he ran for president of the Transvaal …

… (AAC), a federal organisation formed in 1936 to resist the Hertzog Bills which disenfranchised African people in the …

… administration with the United Party (UP) formed by  J B M Hertzog and  J C Smuts . He became the Transvaal …

… to his home area.Following the passager of Prime Minister Hertzog's 1936 Native Trust and Land Act,which was intended …

… for betraying their mandate by cutting a deal with Hertzog about the Hertzog Bills of 1936. When AAC support dwindled towards the … his support behind the newly appointed President Dr A.B. Xuma of the African National Congress (ANC) . The ANC was …

… Agaat received the Sunday Times Literary Prize and the Hertzog Prize and was translated as The Way of the Women by …

… decided to adopt the watered down compromise of the 1936  Hertzog Bills .  Gool became president of the  National …

… the University of London,After gaining Bachelor of Arts (B. A) Degree at London University 1912  ,unsettle what … were opposed to the segregation legislations passed by the Hertzog Government in 1936.Rhodes University conferred an …

… Representative Council (NRC), which emanated from the Hertzog Native policies. He caused a stir by calling the NRC … the organisation should remain an ANC affiliate. Due to A B Xuma's strict African nationalist view, the ADP was forced …

… promising young writer in 1976. Again in 1990 she won the Hertzog prize for the best poetry volume over three years. …

… was inconclusive. Generals Botha, De Wet, Smuts, and Hertzog were appointed to continue a second round of talks … De Wet, were appointed to it. Though De Wet supported Hertzog, De la Rey continued to support Botha, albeit … tried unsuccessfully to heal the breach between Botha and Hertzog. During the 1914 industrial unrest on the Rand, he …

… on various occasions spoke out against the Prime Minister Hertzog’s attempts to change the constitution and have the … cause of ‘fighting the battle I began ever since General Hertzog came to power in 1924.’ (National Library, Burton …

… party functions. In the late 1960s he chaired the General Hertzog branch of the NP in Verwoerdburg and in 1970 was …

… between the supporters of  D.F. Malan and those of Barry Hertzog in the mid-1930s was mirrored in his aunt’s home, and … with his studies, graduating the same year with a B.Sc.  in Quantity Surveying. He became involved in civic …

… and in 1923 became the first African to obtain a B A at a South African institution. In 1925 he was appointed … his true political home in the ANC. Once the threat of the Hertzog Bills had aroused his sense of duty, he became …

… his cabinet in late February 1968, removing Albert Hertzog from his portfolio of posts and telegraphs. Hertzog was replaced by Basie van Rensburg, who served until 1970, when he died. Hertzog refused to resign and Vorster had to ask the state … B J Vorster [John Vorster] …

… Stellenbosch (2015). In 2012, he was presented with the Hertzog Prize and in 2018 Stellenbosch University renamed …