VI. The World Wars and the Interwar Period, 1914–1945 > J. Africa, 1914–1945 > 2. Regions > f. Southern Africa > 2. South of the Limpopo > 1932–40
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1932–40
 
Abandonment of the gold standard led to a steep rise in the price of gold and to a boom in secondary industry, vastly increasing urbanization and labor migration.  1
 
1933
 
Fusion of Smuts's SAP and Hertzog's Nationalists gave electoral victory; D. F. Malan led Afrikaner republicans into the Purified Nationalist Party.  2
 
1935
 
In emulation of Nazi Brown Shirts, Grey Shirts emerged in South Africa.  3
 
Dec
 
All-African Convention of black organizations met in Bloemfontein to oppose Native Bills, especially the withdrawal of the Cape franchise.  4
 
 
 
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