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