that ending the Second. However, internal political struggles in the disgruntled and essentially impoverished Afrikaner community would soon come to the fore leading to Smuts' defeat at the polls in the 1948 elections (in which only whites and coloureds could vote) at the hands of a resurgent National Party after the war. This began the road to South Africa's eventual isolation from a world that would no longer tolerate any forms of political discrimination or differentiation based on race only. References About the native land act of 1913 in South Africa Further reading Berger, Iris. South Africa in world history. Oxford University Press, 2009. Thompson, Leonard M. A history of South Africa (Yale University Press, 2001). Historicus Africanus, Der 1. Weltkrieg in Deutsch-Südwestafrika 1914–15, Volume 1, 2nd edition, Glanz & Gloria Verlag, Windhoek 2012, Historicus Africanus, Der 1. Weltkrieg in Deutsch-Südwestafrika 1914–15, Volume 2, "Naulila", Glanz & Gloria Verlag, Windhoek 2012, Historicus Africanus, Der 1. Weltkrieg in Deutsch-Südwestafrika 1914–15, Volume 3, "Kämpfe im Süden", Glanz & Gloria Verlag, Windhoek 2014, 1910 1910 South Africa