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Title:After the generals
Author:Heerden, Willen van
Year:1972
Periodical:South Africa International
Volume:3
Issue:3
Pages:73-83
Language:English
Geographic term:South Africa
Subjects:plural society
race relations
Abstract:General Hertzog was a political thinker who gave much thought to the problems associated with the peaceful development of a multiracial subcontinent. He distinguished between three main groups of South African peoples: Whites, Coloureds and Blacks. His political outlook was as follows: White survival depended on White national unity; the Coloured population had always been a separate group socially, but economically they would be an integral part of the White state; concerning the Bantu peoples the General was a supporter of separate nationhoods. At the end the author gives an analysis of modern developments to show how far these are in conformity with Hertzog's concepts. To be continued in: S. Afr. Int., 4 (1973/74), 2.
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