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Thomas Boydell (né le 15 décembre 1882 à N … Thomas Boydell (né le 15 décembre 1882 à Newcastle upon Tyne en Angleterre et mort le 5 juillet 1966 au Cap en Afrique du Sud), est un syndicaliste, un homme politique sud-africain, un ambassadeur itinérant et un spécialiste des questions de santé et culture physique, membre successivement du parti travailliste (1910-1939) puis du parti uni (1939-1945), membre de la Chambre de l'assemblée (1912-1929) puis du Sénat (1929-1939), ministre des postes, des télégraphes et des travaux publics (1924-1925) et ministre du travail et des affaires sociales (1925-1929) dans le gouvernement Hertzog. (1925-1929) dans le gouvernement Hertzog.
, Thomas Boydell (15 December 1882 – 5 July … Thomas Boydell (15 December 1882 – 5 July 1966) was an English-born South African politician and supporter of apartheid. Born in Newcastle upon Tyne, Boydell left school at an early age and completed an apprenticeship as a marine engineer. He emigrated in South Africa in 1902, becoming a fitter in Durban. He joined the Labour Party and won election to the House of Assembly. In 1924, he was appointed as Minister of Post and Telegraphs, then served as Minister of Labour from 1925 until 1929. Boydell later served as a senator. In later years, he toured internationally, promoting apartheid in South Africa.ally, promoting apartheid in South Africa.
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Thomas Boydell (15 December 1882 – 5 July … Thomas Boydell (15 December 1882 – 5 July 1966) was an English-born South African politician and supporter of apartheid. Born in Newcastle upon Tyne, Boydell left school at an early age and completed an apprenticeship as a marine engineer. He emigrated in South Africa in 1902, becoming a fitter in Durban. He joined the Labour Party and won election to the House of Assembly. In 1924, he was appointed as Minister of Post and Telegraphs, then served as Minister of Labour from 1925 until 1929.s Minister of Labour from 1925 until 1929.
, Thomas Boydell (né le 15 décembre 1882 à N … Thomas Boydell (né le 15 décembre 1882 à Newcastle upon Tyne en Angleterre et mort le 5 juillet 1966 au Cap en Afrique du Sud), est un syndicaliste, un homme politique sud-africain, un ambassadeur itinérant et un spécialiste des questions de santé et culture physique, membre successivement du parti travailliste (1910-1939) puis du parti uni (1939-1945), membre de la Chambre de l'assemblée (1912-1929) puis du Sénat (1929-1939), ministre des postes, des télégraphes et des travaux publics (1924-1925) et ministre du travail et des affaires sociales (1925-1929) dans le gouvernement Hertzog. (1925-1929) dans le gouvernement Hertzog.
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