Republic of South Africa

The Republic of South Africa or simply known as South Africa is a country located at the southern tip of Africa. It is divided into nine provinces, with 2,798 kilometres (1,739 mi) of coastline on the Atlantic and Indian oceans. To the north of the country lie the neighbouring territories of Botswana and Zimbabwe; to the east are Mozambique and Swaziland; while Lesotho is an enclave surrounded by South African territory. It's Nambian provice is has the largest concentrated amount of German immigrants to Africa, as well with the Cape Province having the largest concentration of British immigrants.

History
In 1652, a century and a half after the discovery of the Cape Sea Route, Jan van Riebeeck established a refreshment station at the Cape of Good Hope, at what would become Cape Town, on behalf of the Dutch East India Company. The Dutch transported slaves from Indonesia, Madagascar, and India as labour for the colonists in Cape Town. As they expanded east, the Dutch settlers met the southwesterly migrating Xhosa people in the region of the Fish River. A series of wars, called the Cape Frontier Wars, were fought over conflicting land and livestock interests.

Great Britain took over the Cape of Good Hope area in 1795, to prevent it from falling under control of the French First Republic, which had invaded the Dutch Republic. Given its standing interests in Australia and India, Great Britain wanted to use Cape Town as an interim port for its merchants' long voyages. The British returned Cape Town to the Dutch Batavian Republic in 1803, the Dutch East India Company having effectively gone bankrupt by 1795.

During the 1830s, approximately 12,000 Boers (later known as Voortrekkers), departed from the Cape Colony, where they had been subjected to British control. They migrated to the future Natal, Orange Free State, and Transvaal regions. The Boers founded the Boer Republics: the South African Republic (now Gauteng, Limpopo, Mpumalanga and North West provinces) and the Orange Free State (Free State).

Indpendence
In 1931 the union was effectively granted independence from the United Kingdom with the passage of the Statute of Westminster. In 1934, the South African Party and National Party merged to form the United Party, seeking reconciliation between Afrikaners and English-speaking "Whites". In 1939 the party split over the entry of the Union into World War II as an ally of the United Kingdom, a move which the National Party followers strongly opposed.

In 1948, the National Party was elected to power. It strengthened the racial segregation begun under Dutch and British colonial rule, and subsequent South African governments since the Union was formed. The Nationalist Government classified all peoples into three races, developed rights and limitations for each, such as pass laws and residential restrictions. The white minority controlled the vastly larger black majority. The system of segregation became known collectively as apartheid.

German Exdous
After 1945, several German's fled from Nazi Germany after its defeat against the Soviet Union and the Allies, its known as the largest movment of Europeans to Africa, most were Barvarian and lead by a movment of democratic socialism and Catholic movment called the 'Sankt Marien Akkord'. It was heavily resistant to the Boer government, They settled the town of Williamburg on the Orange River and Atlantic Ocean. In the early 1950's, several amounts of Western and Eastern Germans left in fear after a war scare, while South Africa was severely Allie-pro, the Soviet government allowed several amounts of religious Germans out of the state, and created a large majority of the white population of South Africa.

In the 1960's the Germans population now almost creating the largest group in South Africa, began its opposition to the Boer's apartheid laws, which declined several Nambians of their rights inside of German cities in Nambia and South Africa.

Boer Government Coup
With the Boer government declaring a strict ethugenics program after the native Africans began to out-populate the white minority of 40%, which included the Germans and several Nordic and British people. Under this time period from 1960's to the late 1967, the Boer government behind the sheath of the public eye, and even away from Boer eyes released several biological sterlizing methods into African population centers, which after became public in 1968 alerted several Germans and British politicans against South African government. The Sankt Marien Akkord, recreated after several years after its colonization period, lead an all coup against the Boer government in Pretoria, and with the help of the Boer population, and the Boer military overtrew the unpopular government.

Second South African Government
With a mere 21 million population, the growing white minority of 46% became engaged to educate, and return native Africans back into the once exclusive society. Prime Minister William Switzer, elected by an universal election in 1970, began the largest education programs for un-educated native Africans after being neglected from propper schooling. Most teachers were white, and are typically seen as 'brainwashing' the African populants into the belief that the current government 'saved' South Africans from future destruction, they also installed the language of English as the offical language and allowed for German to become the second common language.