19 June 1913Natives Land ActLouis Botha
Heads the government when the Natives Land Act becomes law.
Historical records for South Africa in 1913, rendered directly from the World History Database and ordered by month, day and event.
Heads the government when the Natives Land Act becomes law.
The act severely restricts African land ownership and tenancy.
Birth of David Pieter de Villiers Graaff
At the South Africa Party conference, the Old Boers, of Hertzog, Steyn, & De Wet, call for Botha & Smuts to step down but the 3 resign
The Bantu Land Act creates a division between the Bantu & Whites, drafted by Hertzog
The Bantu Land Act creates a territorial division between the Bantu & Whites
The Bantu Land Act creates a division between the Bantu & Whites, drafted by Hertzog
The Bantu Land Act creates a territorial division between the Bantu & Whites
The Bantu Land Act creates a division between the Bantu & Whites, drafted by Hertzog
Resigns from Bothas South Africa Party after his "South Africa First" speech
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