Patrick Duncan (South African politician)

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rdf:type	Education minister of South Africa Knight of the Order of St John Health minister of South Africa South African member of the Privy Council of the United Kingdom owl:NamedIndividual 1870 birth 1943 death Alumnus of the University of Edinburgh Knights and Dames Grand Cross of the Order of St Michael and St George Living person Member of the House of Assembly (South Africa) Privy counsellor Scottish emigrant to South Africa South African politician University of Edinburgh people South African knight World War II political leader Minister of Home Affairs of South Africa
rdfs:label	Patrick Duncan (South African politician)
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skos:prefLabel	Patrick Duncan (South African politician)
skos:altLabel	Patrick Duncan Patrick J. Duncan Sir Patrick Duncan
clgo:almaMater	University of Edinburgh Balliol College, Oxford
clgo:birthDate	1870-12-21
clgo:birthPlace	Banffshire United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland South Africa Scotland Ellon, Aberdeenshire
clgo:birthYear	1870
clgo:deathPlace	Transvaal (province) South Africa Pretoria Union of South Africa
clgo:deathYear	1943
clgo:nationality	White South Africans South Africa

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