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Boer General Louis Botha (1862-1919) First Prime Minister of South Africa

Former South African President Nelson Mandela with Betsie Verwoerd, widow of apartheid's architect Hendrik Verwoerd, in Orania in 1995.

Field Marshal Jan Smuts, Prime Minister of the Union of South Africa, standing in front of a Lockheed Lodestar aircraft of No. 234 Squadron SAAF.

The second post-apartheid South African president, Thabo Mbeki

Frederik Willem de Klerk (gebore 18 Maart 1936) was Staatspresident van Suid-Afrika vanaf September 1989 tot April 1994, en vanaf Februarie 1989 tot September 1997 ook leier van die Nasionale Party, wat later die Nuwe Nasionale Party geword het.

Balthazar Johannes Vorster (13 Desember 1915 tot 10 September 1983) het dr. Hendrik Frensch Verwoerd met laasgenoemde se sluipmoord op 6 September 1966 opgevolg as Eerste Minister van Suid-Afrika en so die sewende Eerste Minister sedert Uniewording geword. Hy was ook 'n kort tydperk van 1978 tot 1979 Staatspresident van Suid-Afrika.

Former South African Prime Minister and State President, Balthazar John Vorster was born in in Uitenhage in the Eastern Cape on 13 December 1915. Vorster began his political career as a lawyer after completing his studies at the University of Stellenbosch. Vorster was instrumental in the founding of the anti-British Ossewa-Brandwag (OB), and also became a general in its paramilitary wing. The O.B. was an ultra right wing, underground Afrikaner movement opposed to South Africa's participation…

Paul Kruger Hy het alles opgeoffer vir sy mense en die burgers in die veld. Maar as ’n ou man het hy verkies om eensaam in die vreemde te sterf—eerder as om ’n onvrye leier in sy verslane land teen die Engelse te bly…

May 28, 1948– Daniel Francois Malan defeats Jan Smuts and becomes Prime Minister of South Africa, ushering in the era of apartheid, which is finally dismantled by F W de Klerk in 1994. Jan Christiaan Smuts

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