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- Q7427180 subject Q8142545.
- Q7427180 subject Q8703562.
- Q7427180 abstract "The Sauer Commission (South Africa), was created in 1947 largely in response to the Fagan Commission. It was appointed by the Herenigde Nasionale Party and favoured even stricter segregation laws.The Sauer Commission was concerned with the 'problem' of controlling the influx of African people into urban areas. White workers, traders and merchants were concerned that this would represent a threat to their jobs and businesses, particularly since African workers would work in semi-skilled positions for a lower wage than white workers. Businesses demanded racially segregated trading zones in order to protect their businesses from competition.Numerous groups influenced this policy of 'total Apartheid', including the South African Bureau of Race Affairs (SABRA).Ultimately the Sauer commission did not enforce the total segregation to the extent originally envisioned. Rather, it resulted in the immediate implementation of 'practical Apartheid', which allowed some African people to enter and work in urban areas, with the complete implementation of total Apartheid envisioned as a future goal. The recommendations made by the Sauer commission were still more restrictive than those made by the Fagan commission.As a result, the Sauer commission upheld control over South Africa and segregation laws formed.The members of the Sauer commission were: P.O. Sauer, G.B.A. Gerdener, E.G. Jansen, J.J. Serfontein and M.D.C. De Wet Nel.".
- Q7427180 wikiPageWikiLink Q1170739.
- Q7427180 wikiPageWikiLink Q2521583.
- Q7427180 wikiPageWikiLink Q5429378.
- Q7427180 wikiPageWikiLink Q8142545.
- Q7427180 wikiPageWikiLink Q8703562.
- Q7427180 comment "The Sauer Commission (South Africa), was created in 1947 largely in response to the Fagan Commission. It was appointed by the Herenigde Nasionale Party and favoured even stricter segregation laws.The Sauer Commission was concerned with the 'problem' of controlling the influx of African people into urban areas.".
- Q7427180 label "Sauer Commission".