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		+	[[Casper Bakkes]](b. 03/11/1925 – d. Paarl, 06/01/2016) was an historian, diarist and actor.

−	(b. ~~03/11/1925 – d~~. ~~Paarl~~, ~~06/01/2016~~). ~~Historian~~, ~~actor~~. At the age of 12, ~~Casper (Casparus Marius) Bakkes~~ was selected to play the part of Piet Retief’s son in the Afrikaans-language version of [[Joseph Albrecht]] and [[Andries A. Pienaar]]’s ''[[Die Bou van ‘n Nasie]]'' (1938), with [[Myles Bourke]] as his father and [[Anne Immink]] as his mother. In the English-language version the part was taken by [[Gordon Buchanan]]. Dr. Cas Bakkes went on to become a prominent military historian, lecturing at the Military Academy, first in Stellenbosch and then at Saldanha Bay. From 1970 he was Director of the Institute for Historical Research at the [[Human Sciences Research Council]] in Pretoria. He was married to author Margaret Bakkes and he himself was responsible for “Boskroniek April-Junie 1977: dagverhaal van ‘n grenssoldaat”, an account of his experiences as a 50-year-old soldier in South Africa’s border war (2008). He was also a member of the [[Volksteater]] and a co-founder of [[Radio Pretoria]].	+	== Biography ==
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		+	Born Casparus Marius Bakkes.
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		+	He completed a doctorate in Military History and went on to become a prominent military historian, lecturing at the Military Academy, first in Stellenbosch and then at Saldanha Bay. From 1970 he was Director of the Institute for Historical Research at the [[Human Sciences Research Council]] in Pretoria. He was married to author Margaret Bakkes, and he himself was responsible for ''Boskroniek April-Junie 1977: dagverhaal van ‘n grenssoldaat'', an account of his experiences as a 50-year-old soldier in South Africa’s border war (2008). He is also well known for his interest in the art of the diarist - keeping a daily journal of events, in the style of Samuel Pepys - recording his experience of life in South Africa.
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		+	==His contribution ot South African theatre, film, media and performance==
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		+	At the age of 12, he was selected to play the part of Piet Retief’s son in the [[Afrikaans]]-language version of [[Joseph Albrecht]] and [[Andries A. Pienaar]]’s ''[[Die Bou van ‘n Nasie]]'' (1938), with [[Myles Bourke]] as his father and [[Anne Immink]] as his mother. In the English-language version the part was taken by [[Gordon Buchanan]].
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		+	He was also a member of the [[Volksteater]] and a co-founder of [[Radio Pretoria]].

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−	(b. 03/11/1925 – d. Paarl, 06/01/2016). Historian, actor. At the age of 12, Casper (Casparus Marius) Bakkes was selected to play the part of Piet Retief’s son in the Afrikaans-language version of [[Joseph Albrecht]] and [[Andries A. Pienaar]]’s ''[[Die Bou van ‘n Nasie]]'' (1938), with [[Myles Bourke]] as his father and [[Anne Immink]] as his mother. In the English-language version the part was taken by [[Gordon Buchanan]]. Dr. Cas Bakkes went on to become a prominent military historian, lecturing at the Military Academy first in Stellenbosch and then at Saldanha Bay. From 1970 he was Director of the Institute for Historical Research at the [[Human Sciences Research Council]] in Pretoria. He was married to author Margaret Bakkes and he himself was responsible for “Boskroniek April-Junie 1977: dagverhaal van ‘n grenssoldaat”, an account of his experiences as a 50-year-old soldier in South Africa’s border war (2008). He was also a member of the [[Volksteater]] and a co-founder of [[Radio Pretoria]].	+	(b. 03/11/1925 – d. Paarl, 06/01/2016). Historian, actor. At the age of 12, Casper (Casparus Marius) Bakkes was selected to play the part of Piet Retief’s son in the Afrikaans-language version of [[Joseph Albrecht]] and [[Andries A. Pienaar]]’s ''[[Die Bou van ‘n Nasie]]'' (1938), with [[Myles Bourke]] as his father and [[Anne Immink]] as his mother. In the English-language version the part was taken by [[Gordon Buchanan]]. Dr. Cas Bakkes went on to become a prominent military historian, lecturing at the Military Academy, first in Stellenbosch and then at Saldanha Bay. From 1970 he was Director of the Institute for Historical Research at the [[Human Sciences Research Council]] in Pretoria. He was married to author Margaret Bakkes and he himself was responsible for “Boskroniek April-Junie 1977: dagverhaal van ‘n grenssoldaat”, an account of his experiences as a 50-year-old soldier in South Africa’s border war (2008). He was also a member of the [[Volksteater]] and a co-founder of [[Radio Pretoria]].

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−	(b. 03/11/1925 – d. Paarl, 06/01/2016). Historian, actor. At the age of 12 Casper (Casparus Marius) Bakkes was selected to play the part of Piet Retief’s son in the Afrikaans-language version of [[Joseph Albrecht]] and [[Andries A. Pienaar]]’s ''[[Die Bou van ‘n Nasie]]'' (1938), with [[Myles Bourke]] as his father and [[Anne Immink]] as his mother. In the English-language version the part was taken by [[Gordon Buchanan]]. Dr. Cas Bakkes went on to become a prominent military historian, lecturing at the Military Academy first in Stellenbosch and then at Saldanha Bay. From 1970 he was Director of the Institute for Historical Research at the [[Human Sciences Research Council]] in Pretoria. He was married to author Margaret Bakkes and he himself was responsible for “Boskroniek April-Junie 1977: dagverhaal van ‘n grenssoldaat”, an account of his experiences as a 50-year-old soldier in South Africa’s border war (2008). He was also a member of the [[Volksteater]] and a co-founder of [[Radio Pretoria]].	+	(b. 03/11/1925 – d. Paarl, 06/01/2016). Historian, actor. At the age of 12, Casper (Casparus Marius) Bakkes was selected to play the part of Piet Retief’s son in the Afrikaans-language version of [[Joseph Albrecht]] and [[Andries A. Pienaar]]’s ''[[Die Bou van ‘n Nasie]]'' (1938), with [[Myles Bourke]] as his father and [[Anne Immink]] as his mother. In the English-language version the part was taken by [[Gordon Buchanan]]. Dr. Cas Bakkes went on to become a prominent military historian, lecturing at the Military Academy first in Stellenbosch and then at Saldanha Bay. From 1970 he was Director of the Institute for Historical Research at the [[Human Sciences Research Council]] in Pretoria. He was married to author Margaret Bakkes and he himself was responsible for “Boskroniek April-Junie 1977: dagverhaal van ‘n grenssoldaat”, an account of his experiences as a 50-year-old soldier in South Africa’s border war (2008). He was also a member of the [[Volksteater]] and a co-founder of [[Radio Pretoria]].

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−	(b. 03/11/1925 – d. Paarl, 06/01/2016). Historian, actor. At the age of 12 Casper (Casparus Marius) Bakkes was selected to play the part of Piet Retief’s son in the Afrikaans-language version of [[Joseph Albrecht]] and [[Andries A. Pienaar]]’s ''[[Die Bou van ‘n Nasie]]'' (1938), with [[Myles Bourke]] as his father and [[Anne Immink]] as his mother. In the English-language version the part was taken by [[Gordon Buchanan]]. Dr. Cas Bakkes went on to become a prominent military historian, lecturing at the Military Academy first in Stellenbosch and then at Saldanha Bay. From 1970 he was Director of the Institute for Historical Research at the Human Sciences Research Council in Pretoria. He was married to author Margaret Bakkes and he himself was responsible for “Boskroniek April-Junie 1977: dagverhaal van ‘n grenssoldaat”, an account of his experiences as a 50-year-old soldier in South Africa’s border war (2008). He was also a member of the [[Volksteater]] and a co-founder of [[Radio Pretoria]].	+	(b. 03/11/1925 – d. Paarl, 06/01/2016). Historian, actor. At the age of 12 Casper (Casparus Marius) Bakkes was selected to play the part of Piet Retief’s son in the Afrikaans-language version of [[Joseph Albrecht]] and [[Andries A. Pienaar]]’s ''[[Die Bou van ‘n Nasie]]'' (1938), with [[Myles Bourke]] as his father and [[Anne Immink]] as his mother. In the English-language version the part was taken by [[Gordon Buchanan]]. Dr. Cas Bakkes went on to become a prominent military historian, lecturing at the Military Academy first in Stellenbosch and then at Saldanha Bay. From 1970 he was Director of the Institute for Historical Research at the [[Human Sciences Research Council]] in Pretoria. He was married to author Margaret Bakkes and he himself was responsible for “Boskroniek April-Junie 1977: dagverhaal van ‘n grenssoldaat”, an account of his experiences as a 50-year-old soldier in South Africa’s border war (2008). He was also a member of the [[Volksteater]] and a co-founder of [[Radio Pretoria]].

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−	(b. 03/11/1925 – d. Paarl, 06/01/2016). Historian, actor. At the age of 12 Casper (Casparus Marius) Bakkes was selected to play the part of Piet Retief’s son in the Afrikaans-language version of [[Joseph Albrecht]] and [[Andries A. Pienaar]]’s ''[[Die Bou van ‘n Nasie]]'' (1938), with [[Myles Bourke]] as his father and [[Anne Immink]] as his mother. In the English-language version the part was taken by [[Gordon Buchanan]]. Dr. Cas Bakkes went on to become a prominent military historian, lecturing at the Military Academy first in Stellenbosch and then at Saldanha Bay. From 1970 he was Director of the Institute for Historical Research at the Human Sciences Research Council in Pretoria. He was married to author Margaret Bakkes and he himself was responsible for “Boskroniek April-Junie 1977: dagverhaal van ‘n grenssoldaat”, an account of his experiences as a 50-year-old soldier in South Africa’s border war (2008). He was also a member of the [[Volksteater]] and a founder ~~member~~ of [[Radio Pretoria]].	+	(b. 03/11/1925 – d. Paarl, 06/01/2016). Historian, actor. At the age of 12 Casper (Casparus Marius) Bakkes was selected to play the part of Piet Retief’s son in the Afrikaans-language version of [[Joseph Albrecht]] and [[Andries A. Pienaar]]’s ''[[Die Bou van ‘n Nasie]]'' (1938), with [[Myles Bourke]] as his father and [[Anne Immink]] as his mother. In the English-language version the part was taken by [[Gordon Buchanan]]. Dr. Cas Bakkes went on to become a prominent military historian, lecturing at the Military Academy first in Stellenbosch and then at Saldanha Bay. From 1970 he was Director of the Institute for Historical Research at the Human Sciences Research Council in Pretoria. He was married to author Margaret Bakkes and he himself was responsible for “Boskroniek April-Junie 1977: dagverhaal van ‘n grenssoldaat”, an account of his experiences as a 50-year-old soldier in South Africa’s border war (2008). He was also a member of the [[Volksteater]] and a co-founder of [[Radio Pretoria]].

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−	(193-) ~~Actor~~ and military historian. ~~Born~~ in ~~*~~, A member of [[Volksteater]] in Pretoria. Appeared in plays such as	+
		+	(b. 03/11/1925 – d. Paarl, 06/01/2016). Historian, actor. At the age of 12 Casper (Casparus Marius) Bakkes was selected to play the part of Piet Retief’s son in the Afrikaans-language version of [[Joseph Albrecht]] and [[Andries A. Pienaar]]’s ''[[Die Bou van ‘n Nasie]]'' (1938), with [[Myles Bourke]] as his father and [[Anne Immink]] as his mother. In the English-language version the part was taken by [[Gordon Buchanan]]. Dr. Cas Bakkes went on to become a prominent military historian, lecturing at the Military Academy first in Stellenbosch and then at Saldanha Bay. From 1970 he was Director of the Institute for Historical Research at the Human Sciences Research Council in Pretoria. He was married to author Margaret Bakkes and he himself was responsible for “Boskroniek April-Junie 1977: dagverhaal van ‘n grenssoldaat”, an account of his experiences as a 50-year-old soldier in South Africa’s border war (2008). He was also a member of the [[Volksteater]] and a founder member of [[Radio Pretoria]].

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Casper Bakkes - Revision history

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Gaerin: Created page with "(19**-) Actor and military academic?**. Born in ***, A member of Volksteater in Pretoria. Appeared in plays such as * Return to ESAT Personalities B Return to [[South..."

Gaerin: Created page with "(19-) Actor and military academic?. Born in ***, A member of Volksteater in Pretoria. Appeared in plays such as * Return to ESAT Personalities B Return to [[South..."