Nicolaas Diederichs

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Nicolaas Diederichs was a South African National Party politician and economist who served as the country’s ceremonial State President during the apartheid era in the 1970s.

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instanceOf South African politician ⓘ
economist ⓘ
head of state ⓘ
human ⓘ
country of citizenship South Africa ⓘ
educated at Grey College, Bloemfontein ⓘ
University of Cologne ⓘ
University of Leiden ⓘ
University of the Orange Free State ⓘ
employer University of the Orange Free State ⓘ
ethnic group Afrikaner ⓘ
linked to: Afrikaners
field of work economics ⓘ
politics ⓘ
has gender male ⓘ
head of government John Vorster ⓘ
linked to: B. J. Vorster
honorific prefix Dr ⓘ
honorific title State President ⓘ
ideology Afrikaner nationalism ⓘ
apartheid ⓘ
language of work or name Afrikaans ⓘ
English ⓘ
member of Broederbond ⓘ
member of political party National Party (South Africa) ⓘ
movement Afrikaner nationalist movement ⓘ
native language Afrikaans ⓘ
notable for role in shaping National Party economic policy ⓘ
serving as ceremonial State President of South Africa in the 1970s ⓘ
notable work Die Nasionale Rykdom ⓘ
Nasionalisme as Lewensbeskouing en sy Verhouding tot Internasionalisme ⓘ
occupation economist ⓘ
politician ⓘ
university lecturer ⓘ
office contested State President of South Africa ⓘ
part of apartheid government of South Africa ⓘ
political alignment right-wing ⓘ
position held Member of the House of Assembly of South Africa ⓘ
Minister of Economic Affairs of South Africa ⓘ
Minister of Finance of South Africa ⓘ
State President of South Africa ⓘ
religion Dutch Reformed Church ⓘ
residence Bloemfontein ⓘ
Pretoria ⓘ
supported racial segregation policies in South Africa ⓘ
worked on South African economic policy ⓘ
fiscal policy of South Africa ⓘ

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Jim Fouché → succeededBy → Nicolaas Diederichs ⓘ