Partia Narodowa
Also known as National Party of South Africa, Nationalist Party, Nasionale Party, New National Party, NNP, NP, Nuwe Nasionale Party
1914–1997 political party known for implementing apartheid
Key facts
- Abbreviation
- NP
- Leader
- J. B. M. Hertzog (1914–1934), D. F. Malan (1934–1953), J. G. Strijdom (1953–1958), H. F. Verwoerd (1958–1966), B. J. Vorster (1966–1978), P. W. Botha (1978–1989), F. W. de Klerk (1989–1997)
- Founded
- 1 July 1914, (111 years ago)
- Dissolved
- 8 August 1997, (28 years ago)
- Split from
- South African Party
- Merged into
- United Party , (1934–1939)
- Succeeded by
- New National Party
- Headquarters
- Cape Town , Cape Province , South Africa
- Political position
- 1914–1990: Far-right , 1990–1997: Centre-right
- Religion
- Dutch Reformed Church in South Africa
- Bantustan affiliates
- National Party of Venda , Ciskei National Independence Party , Transkei National Independence Party , Democratic Turnhalle Alliance , Ximoko Party , Inkatha Freedom Party , Dikwankwetla Party of South Africa , Lebowa People's Party , Damara Council , Rehoboth Volksparty , Seoposengwe Party
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Partia Narodowa (ang. National Party, afr. Nasionale Party, skrót. NP) – południowoafrykańska partia polityczna, działająca w latach 1914–2005. Władzę w kraju sprawowała w latach 1948–1994. Miała ona charakter konserwatywny, nacjonalistyczny, rasistowski i republikański. Jej działacze odwoływali się do dominacji białej rasy i segregacji rasowej które były podstawą doktryny apartheidu.
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