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dominant spokesman for
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which would come to
fruition in the 1948 elections.
There were significant...
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profound sense", de
Klerk was
driven by his
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survival of his own
people in
their fatherland". De
Klerk was...
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Second Boer War of 1899–1902. He has been
called a
personification of
Afrikanerdom and
admirers venerate him as a
tragic folk hero. Born near the eastern...
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Viljoen called die Sestigers, "a
cultural revolt within the
heart of
Afrikanerdom".
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belligerent Hitler became, the
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Afrikanerdom was
about to dawn.
During the 1930s, the
Nationalists found much in common...
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British Isles. This was
unusual for a
mining town in the
heart of "
Afrikanerdom". The rule was
broken as
Afrikaner nationalism grew
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