Reform Party

(South Africa)

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The Reform Party was created by a group who left the United Party led by Harry Schwarz on February 11 1975. It only existed for five months. The party joined with the Progressive Party on the 25 July 1975 to form the Progressive Reform Party. Colin Eglin was the new leader.

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