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High Quality Content by WIKIPEDIA articles! Zacharias Johannes (Zach) de Beer (born Cape Town, South Africa, 11 October 1928 - 27 May 1999) was a liberal Afrikaner South African politician and businessman. He was the last leader of the liberal Progressive Federal Party and then the co-leader of the new liberal Democratic Party.A medical doctor by profession, De Beer was first elected to the South African parliament in 1953 as an MP for the opposition United Party. On the party's left wing, he and fellow MP Helen Suzman, Colin Eglin, Ray Swart, Harry Lawrence and Dr Jan Steytler resigned from…mehr

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High Quality Content by WIKIPEDIA articles! Zacharias Johannes (Zach) de Beer (born Cape Town, South Africa, 11 October 1928 - 27 May 1999) was a liberal Afrikaner South African politician and businessman. He was the last leader of the liberal Progressive Federal Party and then the co-leader of the new liberal Democratic Party.A medical doctor by profession, De Beer was first elected to the South African parliament in 1953 as an MP for the opposition United Party. On the party's left wing, he and fellow MP Helen Suzman, Colin Eglin, Ray Swart, Harry Lawrence and Dr Jan Steytler resigned from the party after its national congress voted against returning any further land to the black majority for their occupation and use. He and the other liberal MPs formed the new Progressive Party in 1959. De Beer lost his seat in the 1961 general election and joined an advertising agency before moving on the Anglo-American. In the 1977 general election, he was returned to Parliament as an MP forwhat had become the Progressive Federal Party which had been formed that year through a merger of the Progressive Party and various other liberal groups of MPs.