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Hans Diergaardt
''Kaptein'' Johannes Gerard Adolph Diergaardt, more commonly known as Hans Diergaardt (16 September 1927–13 February 1998) was a Namibian politician and the fifth Captain of Baster community at Rehoboth, succeeding Dr Ben Africa in 1979. He founded a host of local political parties in his life, among them the Federal Convention of Namibia for which he took a seat in the Constituent Assembly of Namibia. Diergaardt is known for his outspoken criticism of black majority rule in the early years of independent Namibia, and for leading a legal attempt to secede the area around Rehoboth (''Rehoboth Gebied'') from it.
==Early life and political activities==
Diergaardt was born in Rehoboth, South-West Africa on 16 September 1927.〔(Chronology for Basters in Namibia ) UNCHR, 2004〕 He became a professional car mechanic but worked as farmer, businessman, and politician throughout his life. His political career started in 1947 when he became a member of the ''Rehoboth Burgervereniging'' ((英語:Rehoboth Citizen Association)). He later founded the ''Rehoboth Tax Payers Association'' (1959), the ''Rehoboth Volksparty'' ((英語:Rehoboth Peoples' Party), 1968), and the ''Rehoboth Liberation Party'' (1975).
He became a member of the ''Rehoboth Advisory Council'' in 1959 and Chairman of the National Convention in 1969. He participated in talks at the Turnhalle Conference (1975–1977) as opposition to ''Kaptein'' Ben Africa who officially led the conference's Baster delegation.〔
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