Die Zwillingsschwangerschaft

Burger, Karl

doi:10.1007/978-3-642-94562-5_9

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An Apartheid Plan 1939-19481

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“…When a law was introduced in 1950 to make provision for the classification of the entire South African population Malan declared that this was 'the basis of the whole policy of apartheid'. 62 In the 1943 election the coloured voters unexpectedly emerged as swing voters, with more than a total of at least 400 coloured voters in thirty-one of the fifty-six Cape seats. Paul Sauer, Malan's main political ally, had always attributed his defeat in the Stellenbosch 1924 election to coloured voters.…”

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Afrikaners and the Making of a Radical Survival Plan

Giliomée¹

2003

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The debate over modern South Africa has been dominated by the question whether continuities between apartheid and segregation existed. Much of apartheid was a tightening or an elaboration of segregation, but there were also features that made it unique. The one was the systematic classification in statutory groups of the entire population, including people of racially mixed origins, which resembles the rule of the Cape by the VOC or Dutch East Company that distinguished among legal status groups. The other distinctive feature of apartheid was its concern with the rehabilitation of subordinate communities up to the point where they could become nations. Using the terminology of German romantic nationalism and mission doctrine rather than that of British indirect rule, apartheid substituted culture and ultimately nation for race.

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Section: An Apartheid Plan 1939-1948mentioning

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Afrikaners and the Making of a Radical Survival Plan

Giliomée¹

2003

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Die Zwillingsschwangerschaft

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