opment of Afrikaner Nationalism,
1934--1948
(Cambridge, 1983), 221; Adam
and Giliomee, Ethnic Power, 175.
96. J.Albert Coetzee, "Republikanisme in die Kaapkolonie," in Ons republiek,
ed. J.Albert Coetzee, P. Meyer, and N. Diederichs (Bloemfontein, 1942), 104.
97. G. Eloff, Rasse en rasvermenging (Bloemfontein, 1941), 104.
98. Newell Stultz, Afrikaner Politicsin South Africa, 1934-1948
(Berkeleyand
Los Angeles, 1974); Patrick ]. Furlong, Between Crown and Swastika: The Impact
of the Radical Right on the Afrikaner Nationalist Movement in the Fascist Era
(Hanover, N.H., 1991).
99. On the background to the election of 1948, see O'Meara,
Volkskapi-
talisme; Adam and Giliomee, Ethnic Power; Stultz, Afrikaner Politics; Moodie,
Rise of Afrikanerdom.
100. O'Meara, Volkskapitalisme.
101. G. Cronje, 'n Tuiste vir die nageslag (Cape Town, 1945), 79.
102. Deborah. Posel, "The Meaning of Apartheid before 1948: Conflicting
Interests and Forces within the Afrikaner Nationalist Alliance," Journal of South-
ern African Studies 14:1 (1987): 123-39.
103. Davenport, South Africa, 323.
104.
National News, May 19, 1948.
105.
Rand Daily Mail, June 2, 1948.
Chapter 6: The Apartheid Era
I. White politics in the apartheid era are considered fully in T. R. H. Daven-