One piece of legislation under this policy was the Natives Resettlement Act which relocated citizens from a town that was renamed Triomf.  
One piece of legislation under this policy was the Natives Resettlement Act which relocated citizens from a town that was renamed Triomf.  A speech condemning this policy mentions that a "growth of national consciousness is a political fact" and that the title entity is "blowing through this continent." That speech was delivered by Harold Macmillan.  Pass books used as part of this policy resulted in the killing of 69 people in the Sharpesville massacre. A future president of the country associated with this policy was imprisoned at Robben Island for eighteen years as a result of his work with the ANC.  For 10 points, name this policy ended following negotiations between F.W. De Klerk and Nelson Mandela, a system of racial segregation in South Africa.
One piece of legislation under this policy was the Natives Resettlement Act which relocated citizens from a town that was renamed Triomf.  
{Apartheid}