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instanceOf
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South African
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human
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politician
→
prime minister
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academicDiscipline
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philosophy
→
psychology
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burialPlace
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Heroes Acre, Pretoria
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causeOfDeath
|
stabbing
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countryOfBirth
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Netherlands
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countryOfCitizenship
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South Africa
→
Union of South Africa
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dateOfBirth
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1901-09-08
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dateOfDeath
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1966-09-06
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educatedAt
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Stellenbosch University
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endTime
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1966-09-06
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ethnicGroup
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Afrikaner
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familyName
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Verwoerd
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fullName
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Hendrik Frensch Verwoerd
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givenName
|
Hendrik
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heldTitle
|
Professor of Psychology
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ideology
|
Afrikaner nationalism
→
apartheid
→
white supremacy
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knownFor
|
architect of apartheid
→
implementation of racial segregation policies in South Africa
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mannerOfDeath
|
assassination
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memberOfPoliticalParty
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National Party (South Africa)
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notableEvent
|
1960 Sharpeville massacre occurred during his tenure
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1961 South African republic referendum occurred during his tenure
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numberOfChildren
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7
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occupation
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academic
→
journalist
→
politician
→
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officeEndAsMinisterOfNativeAffairs
|
1958
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officeEndAsPrimeMinister
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1966-09-06
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officeStartAsMinisterOfNativeAffairs
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1950
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officeStartAsPrimeMinister
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1958-09-02
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parliamentaryConstituency
|
Heilbron
→
Sunnyside
→
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placeOfBirth
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Amsterdam
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placeOfDeath
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Cape Town
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policyImplemented
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Bantu Education policy
→
Group Areas Act enforcement
→
creation of Bantustans (homelands)
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positionHeld
|
Minister of Native Affairs of South Africa
→
Prime Minister of South Africa
→
editor of Die Transvaler
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precededBy
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J. G. Strijdom
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religion
|
Calvinism
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spouse
|
Betsie Verwoerd
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startTime
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1958-09-02
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succeededBy
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B. J. Vorster
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workedFor
|
Die Transvaler
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