D. F. Malan

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Calvinist South African politician human prime minister

D. F. Malan was a South African prime minister and National Party leader best known for formally instituting and entrenching the apartheid system.

Statements (50)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	Calvinist → South African politician → human → prime minister →
causeOfDeath	natural causes →
countryOfCitizenship	South Africa → Union of South Africa →
dateOfBirth	1874-05-22 →
dateOfDeath	1959-02-07 →
educatedAt	Stellenbosch University → University of Utrecht → Victoria College, Stellenbosch →
endTimeOfPositionHeld: Prime Minister of South Africa	1954-11-30 →
ethnicGroup	Afrikaner →
familyName	Malan →
fieldOfStudy	theology →
fullName	Daniel François Malan →
givenName	Daniel → François →
hasChild	four children →
ideology	Afrikaner nationalism → apartheid → conservatism →
knownFor	entrenching racial segregation laws → formally instituting apartheid in South Africa →
languageSpoken	Afrikaans → Dutch → English →
memberOfPoliticalParty	National Party (Reunited National Party) → National Party (South Africa) →
notableWork	implementation of apartheid policies in South Africa →
occupation	Dutch Reformed minister → journalist → politician →
placeOfBirth	Riebeek-Wes, Cape Colony →
placeOfDeath	Stellenbosch, Union of South Africa →
positionHeld	Member of Parliament of South Africa → Minister of the Interior of South Africa → Prime Minister of South Africa → leader of the National Party →
precededBy	Jan Smuts →
religion	Dutch Reformed Church →
residence	Stellenbosch →
sexOrGender	male →
spouse	Helena "Lettie" Malan → Maria Louw →
startTimeOfPositionHeld: Prime Minister of South Africa	1948-06-04 →
succeededBy	J. G. Strijdom →
workLocation	Cape Town → Pretoria →

Referenced by (12)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
National Party → National Party (South Africa) →	notableLeader
Victoria College, Stellenbosch →	educated
Malan →	hasNotableBearer
Riebeek-Wes, Cape Colony →	hasNotablePersonBornHere
Riebeek-Wes, Cape Colony →	hasNotableResident
Afrikaners →	notableHistoricalLeader
J. G. Strijdom →	precededBy
National Party (South Africa) →	primeMinisterFrom
Bantu Education Act →	signedBy
Maria Louw →	spouse
National Party (South Africa) →	statePresidentFrom