Afrikaner Nationalist Organisation
Hertzog's federal party expands its organization into Pretoria.
Follow James Barry Munnik Hertzog through 15 dated historical records for South Africa.
A chronological timeline drawn from matching World History Database records.
Hertzog's federal party expands its organization into Pretoria.
The Transvaal branch of the National Party is established.
James Barry Munnik Hertzog founded the National Party to advance Afrikaner political interests and the autonomy of South Africa.
James Hertzog led a delegation that sought international support for restoring separate Boer republican independence after the First World War.
Begins his premiership after the Pact election victory.
Role range: 1924-1939
Forms a government with Labour support and an Afrikaner nationalist programme.
Role range: 1924-1939
South Africa restores gold convertibility after sterling returns to the pre-war parity.
Role range: 1924-1939
Prime Minister Hertzog participated in the imperial discussions that affirmed the equal constitutional status of Britain and the dominions.
Hertzog's government benefited from the Statute of Westminster which recognized the legislative independence of self governing dominions.
South Africa leaves gold after sustained pressure caused by remaining separate from sterling.
Role range: 1924-1939
Forms a coalition government with Jan Smuts.
Role range: 1924-1939
The alliance responds to economic and political pressures during the Depression.
Role range: 1924-1939
Combines Hertzog's National Party faction with Smuts's South African Party.
Helps create the United Party through political fusion.
Under Hertzog's government the Status of the Union Act declared the constitutional independence of the Union within the Commonwealth.
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