State Secretary of the South African Republic information
The State Secretary of the South African Republic (Transvaal) was the principal administrative officer of that republic, officially known as the Zuid-Afrikaansche Republiek.
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1
Willem Eduard Bok
1880–1888
2
Willem Johannes Leyds
1888–1897
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Cornelis van Boeschoten
1897
During extended visit of Leyds to Europe (April–July 1897).[1]
2
Willem Johannes Leyds
1897–1898
In view of the deteriorating relationship with the British, it was decided that it would politically be better to have an Afrikaner as State Secretary rather than a Dutchman, hence Reitz was appointed to the post. Leyds went to Europe as envoy of the South African Republic, a position he held until the end of the war.
3
Francis William Reitz
1898–1902
Former State President of the Orange Free State. Retired from that position in 1896 due to ill-health.
^Marais 1961, p. 152.
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