Ben Blanckenberg - Revision history

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 His stage work included
-TV acting included the series ''[[Sagmoedige Neelsie]]'' (1984),
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 [[Ben Blanckenberg]] (1926-1990) was a Cape Town actor, stage, radio and dubbing director.
 == Biography ==
 He was married to Sidonie and the couple had 5 children.
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-A pioneer dubbing director in South African TV, and head of TV dubbing services at the SABC in Cape Town, till his retirement in 1987, he won three [[Artes Awards]] for his work.
+A pioneer dubbing director in South African TV, and head of TV dubbing services at the [[SABC]] in Cape Town, till his retirement in 1987, he won three [[Artes Awards]] for his work.
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 [[Ben Blanckenberg]] (1926-1990) was a Cape Town actor, stage, radio and dubbing director.
 He was married to Sidonie and the couple had 5 children.
 A pioneer dubbing director in South African TV, and head of TV dubbing services at the SABC in Cape Town, till his retirement in 1987, he won three [[Artes Awards]] for his work.
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 TV acting included the series ''[[Sagmoedige Neelsie]]'' (1984),
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−	~~He directed ''[[Terwyl dit om ons Brand]]'' ([[W.A. de Klerk]], 1987)~~

	TV acting included the series ''[[Sagmoedige Neelsie]]'' (1984),		TV acting included the series ''[[Sagmoedige Neelsie]]'' (1984),

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	He was married to Sidonie and the couple had 5 children.		He was married to Sidonie and the couple had 5 children.

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 A pioneer dubbing director in South African TV, he won three [[Artes Awards]] for his work.
-TV acting included [[Sagmoedige Neelsie]] (1984),
+TV acting included the series ''[[Sagmoedige Neelsie]]'' (1984),
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	A pioneer dubbing director in South African TV, he won three [[Artes Awards]] for his work.		A pioneer dubbing director in South African TV, he won three [[Artes Awards]] for his work.
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	A pioneer dubbing director in South African TV, he won three [[Artes Awards]] for his work.		A pioneer dubbing director in South African TV, he won three [[Artes Awards]] for his work.
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