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Connie Mulder, born Cornelius Petrus Mulder (5 June 1925– 12 January 1988), was a South African politician, cabinet minister and father of Pieter Mulder, former leader of the Freedom Front Plus. He started his career as a teacher of Afrikaans, German and History at the Randgate Afrikaansmediumskool and obtained his PhD from Witwatersrand University. Mulder had four children. Two of his children, Pieter and Corné Mulder, followed their father into politics. After the 2009 general election, both sons served in the National Assembly of South Africa as Members of Parliament for the Freedom Front Plus. Pieter later resigned as M.P. and party leader in November 2016.

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rdfs:label	كوني مولدر (ar) Cornelius Petrus Mulder (de) Connie Mulder (en) Connie Mulder (es) Connie Mulder (fr) Connie Mulder (it)
rdfs:comment	كوني مولدر (بالإنجليزية: Connie Mulder)‏ هو سياسي جنوب أفريقي، ولد في 5 يونيو 1925 في جنوب أفريقيا، وتوفي في 12 يناير 1988 في جوهانسبرغ في جنوب أفريقيا. حزبياً، نشط في Conservative Party of South Africa ‏. وقد انتخب وزير الإعلام. (ar) Connie Mulder, born Cornelius Petrus Mulder (5 June 1925– 12 January 1988), was a South African politician, cabinet minister and father of Pieter Mulder, former leader of the Freedom Front Plus. He started his career as a teacher of Afrikaans, German and History at the Randgate Afrikaansmediumskool and obtained his PhD from Witwatersrand University. Mulder had four children. Two of his children, Pieter and Corné Mulder, followed their father into politics. After the 2009 general election, both sons served in the National Assembly of South Africa as Members of Parliament for the Freedom Front Plus. Pieter later resigned as M.P. and party leader in November 2016. (en) Connie Mulder, nato Cornelius Petrus Mulder (Warmbaths, 5 giugno 1925 – Johannesburg, 12 gennaio 1988), è stato un politico sudafricano, membro prima del National Party e poi del Conservative Party, e nei governi di Balthazar Johannes Vorster e di Pieter Willem Botha. (it) Cornelius Petrus Mulder (5 juin 1925-12 janvier 1988) était un homme politique d'Afrique du Sud, membre du Parti national puis du Parti conservateur, député de Randfontein (1958-1978 et 1987-1988), ministre des affaires sociales et des pensions (1966-1973), de l'information (1968-1978), de l'intérieur (1972-1978) puis des relations plurales et du développement (1978) dans les gouvernements de John Vorster et de Pieter Botha. Il fut aussi le président du parti national dans le Transvaal de septembre 1973 à novembre 1978. (fr) Cornelius Petrus Mulder (* 5. Juni 1925 in Warmbaths, Transvaal; † 12. Januar 1988 in Johannesburg), auch bekannt als Connie Mulder, war ein südafrikanischer Politiker während der Apartheid. Er fungierte von 1958 bis 1978 als Parlamentsabgeordneter der Nationalen Partei sowie ab 1968 als Informationsminister. Darüber hinaus war er später zusätzlich zum Informationsressort auch als Minister für plurale Beziehungen und Entwicklung zuständig für die Umsetzung der Apartheidpolitik unter der schwarzen Bevölkerung. Seine Verwicklung in einen als Muldergate-Affäre bekanntgewordenen politischen Skandal führte jedoch zu seinem Ausschluss aus der Nationalen Partei und seinem Rückzug von allen Ämtern. Rund sieben Monate vor seinem Tod errang er für die politisch rechts von der Nationalen Partei posit (de) Connie Petrus Mulder (5 de junio de 1925 – 1988) fue un político sudafricano. Mulder era un afrikáner que, como miembro del Partido Nacional, fue elegido alcalde de Randfontein. En 1958 ingresó al parlamento como representante del mismo distrito de Randfontein. Luego de su expulsión del Partido Nacional, Mulder siguió activo en la política, formando en 1979 su propio partido político, el cual obtuvo el 2% de los votos en las elecciones de 1981. El partido luego fue absorbido por el Partido Conservador. (es)
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birth place	Union of South Africa Transvaal Province Warmbaths
birth date	1925-06-05 (xsd:date)
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Cancer 2009 South African general election Conservative Party (South Africa) politicians House of Assembly of South Africa John Vorster Union of South Africa Muldergate Scandal 1925 births 1977 South African general election 1981 South African general election 1987 South African general election Conservative Party (South Africa) Freedom Front Plus German language People from Bela-Bela Local Municipality Corné Mulder 1988 deaths Afrikaner people South African people of Dutch descent

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