59 years ago today, on September 6, 1966 (July 22, 1966 in the lunar calendar), South African Prime Minister Wilward was assassinated. Wilward On September 6, 1966, Dr. Hendrik Wilward, South African Prime Minister and leader of the National Party, was stabbed to death by a white extremist in Parliament. Bagza-Vost was appointed Prime Minister. The correspondent, Dimitri Stefinos, complained that Wilward was helping blacks at the expense of whites. Wilward, who was pro-Nazi in World War II, was the creator of the country's strict apartheid laws. During the war, when the government provided Jewish shelter, he scolded "British Jewish liberalism" and protested. Worster is expected to follow in his footsteps.