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The 13 pages that link to National Party (South Africa), each with the reason it gives.

• ApartheidRelated: Its 1948 victory made apartheid official state policy.

• Afrikaner nationalismRelated: It became the principal electoral vehicle for Afrikaner nationalism and governed in its name.

• 1994 South African general electionRelated: Its second-place finish gave it a role in the transitional coalition.

• Hendrik VerwoerdRelated: Verwoerd led the party during its consolidation of apartheid rule.

• Louis BothaCompared with: It emerged from the opposition that rejected Botha’s conciliatory imperial policy.

• Pass lawsRelated: Its government intensified and codified pass controls after 1948.

• F. W. de KlerkNarrower topic: De Klerk led the party as it abandoned apartheid and negotiated a transfer of power.

• AfrikanersRelated: Its Afrikaner-led governments used state power to implement apartheid.

• D. F. MalanRelated: Malan led the party to power in 1948 and served as its prime minister.

• P. W. BothaNarrower topic: Botha led the party as it sought to adapt apartheid without relinquishing white control.

• J. B. M. HertzogBroader topic: Hertzog founded the party to pursue the nationalist program he could not secure within Botha’s government.

• Stellenbosch UniversityRelated: The university’s later history unfolded under governments shaped by this party’s policies.

• Eugène Terre'BlancheRelated: The party's reforms toward negotiations prompted the resistance Terre'Blanche organized.