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A.A.BALKEMA PUBLISHERS, Cape Town. ** Among other things a publisher of playtexts, such as [[Guy Butler]]’s ''[[The Dam]]'' (1953), [[Athol Fugard]] and [[Don Maclennan]]’s ''[[The Coat]]'' and ''[[The Third Degree]]'' (1971),

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 Founded by the [[Dutch]] and South African bookseller August Aimé Balkema (1906-1996)[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/August_Aim%C3%A9_Balkema] in 1946.
 Besides historical and academic publications, it was also a publisher of innovative and controversial literary works, including play texts, such as [[Guy Butler]]'s, including ''[[The Dam]]'' (1953), ''[[Cape Charade]]'' (1968) and ''[[Take Root or Die]]'' (1970); [[Athol Fugard]]'s ''[[The Coat]]'' and [[Don Maclennan]]'s and ''[[The Third Degree]]'' (in one volume, subtitled "Two Experiments in Improvisation",  1971),
 ==Sources==

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 [[A.A. Balkema Publishers]] is a publishing house in Cape Town.
-Also referred to as [[A.A. Balkema]] or simply [[Balkema]].
+Also referred to as [[A.A. Balkema]], [[Balkema Publishers]], or simply [[Balkema]].
 ==The publishing house==

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 Also referred to as [[A.A. Balkema]] or simply [[Balkema]].
 Founded by the [[Dutch]] and South African bookseller August Aimé Balkema (1906-1996)[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/August_Aim%C3%A9_Balkema] in 1946.
-Besides historical and academic publications, also a publisher of innovative and controversial literary works, including playtexts, such as [[Guy Butler]]'s, including ''[[The Dam]]'' (1953), ''[[Cape Charade]]'' (1968) and ''[[Take Root or Die]]'' (1970); [[Athol Fugard]]'s ''[[The Coat]]'' and [[Don Maclennan]]'s and ''[[The Third Degree]]'' (in one volume, subtitled "Two Experiments in Improvisation",  1971),
+Besides historical and academic publications, it was also a publisher of innovative and controversial literary works, including play texts, such as [[Guy Butler]]'s, including ''[[The Dam]]'' (1953), ''[[Cape Charade]]'' (1968) and ''[[Take Root or Die]]'' (1970); [[Athol Fugard]]'s ''[[The Coat]]'' and [[Don Maclennan]]'s and ''[[The Third Degree]]'' (in one volume, subtitled "Two Experiments in Improvisation",  1971),
 ==Sources==
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 https://openlibrary.org/publishers/A.A._Balkema
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	Also referred to as [[A.A. Balkema]] or simply [[Balkema]].		Also referred to as [[A.A. Balkema]] or simply [[Balkema]].

−	~~Publisher~~ of ~~what is known~~ as ~~the~~ [[~~Albany Series~~]] ~~of books on the 1820 settlers~~.	+	Founded by the [[Dutch]] and South African bookseller August Aimé Balkema (1906-1996)[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/August_Aim%C3%A9_Balkema] in 1946.
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		+	Besides historical and academic publications, also a publisher of innovative and controversial literary works, including playtexts, such as [[Guy Butler]]'s, including ''[[The Dam]]'' (1953), ''[[Cape Charade]]'' (1968) and ''[[Take Root or Die]]'' (1970); [[Athol Fugard]]'s ''[[The Coat]]'' and [[Don Maclennan]]'s and ''[[The Third Degree]]'' (in one volume, subtitled "Two Experiments in Improvisation", 1971),
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		+	==Sources==
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		+	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/August_Aim%C3%A9_Balkema
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		+	https://openlibrary.org/publishers/A.A._Balkema

−	Besides historical and academic publications, also a publisher of literary works, including playtexts, such as [[Guy Butler]]'s, including ''[[The Dam]]'' (1953), ''[[Cape Charade]]'' (1968) and ''[[Take Root or Die]]'' (1970); [[Athol Fugard]]'s ''[[The Coat]]'' and [[Don Maclennan]]'s and ''[[The Third Degree]]'' (in one volume, subtitled "Two Experiments in Improvisation", 1971),

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	Publisher of what is known as the [[Albany Series]] of books on the 1820 settlers.		Publisher of what is known as the [[Albany Series]] of books on the 1820 settlers.

−	Besides historical and academic publications, also a publisher of literary works, including playtexts, such as [[Guy Butler]]'s, including ''[[The Dam]]'' (1953), ''[[Cape Charade]]'' (1968) and ''[[Take Root or Die]]'' (1970); [[Athol Fugard]]'s ''[[The Coat]]'' ~~(1971),~~ and [[Don Maclennan]]'s and ''[[The Third Degree]]'' (1971),	+	Besides historical and academic publications, also a publisher of literary works, including playtexts, such as [[Guy Butler]]'s, including ''[[The Dam]]'' (1953), ''[[Cape Charade]]'' (1968) and ''[[Take Root or Die]]'' (1970); [[Athol Fugard]]'s ''[[The Coat]]'' and [[Don Maclennan]]'s and ''[[The Third Degree]]'' (in one volume, subtitled "Two Experiments in Improvisation", 1971),

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	Also referred to as [[A.A. Balkema]] or simply [[Balkema]].		Also referred to as [[A.A. Balkema]] or simply [[Balkema]].

−	~~Among other things~~ a publisher of playtexts, such as [[Guy Butler]]'s ''[[The Dam]]'' (1953) ~~and~~ ''[[Cape Charade]]'' (1968); [[Athol Fugard]]'s ''[[The Coat]]'' and [[Don Maclennan]]'s and ''[[The Third Degree]]'' (1971),	+	Publisher of what is known as the [[Albany Series]] of books on the 1820 settlers.
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		+	Besides historical and academic publications, also a publisher of literary works, including playtexts, such as [[Guy Butler]]'s, including ''[[The Dam]]'' (1953), ''[[Cape Charade]]'' (1968) and ''[[Take Root or Die]]'' (1970); [[Athol Fugard]]'s ''[[The Coat]]'' (1971), and [[Don Maclennan]]'s and ''[[The Third Degree]]'' (1971),

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−	A.A.~~BALKEMA PUBLISHERS,~~ Cape Town. ** Among other things a publisher of playtexts, such as [[Guy Butler]]’s ''[[The Dam]]'' (1953), [[Athol Fugard]]'s ''[[The Coat]]'' and [[Don Maclennan]]’s and ''[[The Third Degree]]'' (1971),	+	[[A.A. Balkema Publishers]] is a publishing house in Cape Town.
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		+	Also referred to as [[A.A. Balkema]] or simply [[Balkema]].
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		+	Among other things a publisher of playtexts, such as [[Guy Butler]]'s ''[[The Dam]]'' (1953) and ''[[Cape Charade]]'' (1968); [[Athol Fugard]]'s ''[[The Coat]]'' and [[Don Maclennan]]'s and ''[[The Third Degree]]'' (1971),

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−	A.A.BALKEMA PUBLISHERS, Cape Town. ** Among other things a publisher of playtexts, such as [[Guy Butler]]’s ''[[The Dam]]'' (1953), [[Athol Fugard]] ~~and~~ [[~~Don Maclennan~~]]’s ''[[~~The Coat~~]]'' and ''[[The Third Degree]]'' (1971),	+	A.A.BALKEMA PUBLISHERS, Cape Town. ** Among other things a publisher of playtexts, such as [[Guy Butler]]’s ''[[The Dam]]'' (1953), [[Athol Fugard]]'s ''[[The Coat]]'' and [[Don Maclennan]]’s and ''[[The Third Degree]]'' (1971),