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−	''[[Di Bedriegers~~]]'' ("The deceivers") is an [[Afrikaans]] farce by [[D.P. du Toit]] (1870-1936).~~	+	#REDIRECT [[Di Bedriegers]]
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−	~~Also found as ''[[Die Bedriegers]]'' and ''[[Die Bedrieërs]]'' in later versions.~~
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−	~~==The original text==~~
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−	Originally written in [[Cape Dutch]] sometime between August 1892 and May 1893, and titled ''[[Di Bedriegers]]'', it is considered to be the first fully [[Afrikaans]] play, and is a short farce about four men faking illness to avoid being called up for military duty on the border.
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−	Rewritten the same year (to make provision for two women characters and allow women to perform), it was thereafter performed in various centres across the country. The title was later also adapted to more modern [[Afrikaans]] idiom as ''[[Die Bedriegers]]''.
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−	The text was long unpublished, but was eventually included in the compendium called ''[[Di bedriegers, Magrita Prinslo, en ander Afrikaanse dramas en samesprake tot 1900]]'' by [[F.C.L. Bosman]]. [[Voortrekkerpers]], 1942 (reprinted by [[Human & Rousseau]], 1975 - now titled by its contemporary [[Afrikaans]] title as ''[[Die Bedrieërs]]''.
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−	~~Published in ''[[Die Storm en Ander Eenbedrywe]]'', compiled by [[P.G. Nel]], [[Perskor]] in 1972.~~
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−	~~==Translations and adaptations==~~
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−	~~== Performance history in South Africa ==~~
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−	~~1882/3: Performed in [[Somerset East Town Hall]] sometime between August 1892 and May 1893, possibly by the [[Somerset Oos Debatsvereniging]], with the author as a member of the cast.~~
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−	~~1909-1910: Performed by the [[AHTV]] in Pretoria.~~
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−	~~== Sources ==~~
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−	~~Copy of the text held by [[AKDA]][https://akda.co.za/product/die-bedrieers-n-klugspelletjie-1905-1975-tweede-uitgawe-d-p-du-toit/]~~
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−	~~https://books.google.co.za/books/about/Di_bedriegers_Magrita_Prinslo_en_ander_A.html?id=NgQxAAAACAAJ&redir_esc=y~~
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−	~~Copy of a catalogue (handwritten by various hands) of the [[F.C.L. Bosman]] collection held at the [[Nasionale Afrikaanse Letterkunde Museum en Navorsingsentrum]] ([[NALN]]) in Bloemfontein.~~
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−	~~List of [[Afrikaans]] dramas published between 1960 and 1977, compiled by [[NALN]].~~
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−	~~https://kakkerlak.co.za/product/die-bedrieers-en-magrieta-prinsloo-d-p-du-toit-en-s-j-du-toit/~~
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← Older revision		Revision as of 03:47, 25 May 2026
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−	''[[~~Die~~ Bedriegers]]'' ("The deceivers") is an [[Afrikaans]] farce by [[D.P. du Toit]] (1870-1936).	+	''[[Di Bedriegers]]'' ("The deceivers") is an [[Afrikaans]] farce by [[D.P. du Toit]] (1870-1936).

	Also found as ''[[Die Bedriegers]]'' and ''[[Die Bedrieërs]]'' in later versions.		Also found as ''[[Die Bedriegers]]'' and ''[[Die Bedrieërs]]'' in later versions.

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	''[[Die Bedriegers]]'' ("The deceivers") is an [[Afrikaans]] farce by [[D.P. du Toit]] (1870-1936).		''[[Die Bedriegers]]'' ("The deceivers") is an [[Afrikaans]] farce by [[D.P. du Toit]] (1870-1936).
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		+	Also found as ''[[Die Bedriegers]]'' and ''[[Die Bedrieërs]]'' in later versions.
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	==The original text==		==The original text==

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−	''[[Die Bedriegers]]'' ("The ") is an [[Afrikaans]] farce by [[D.P. du Toit]] (1870-1936).	+	''[[Die Bedriegers]]'' ("The deceivers") is an [[Afrikaans]] farce by [[D.P. du Toit]] (1870-1936).

	==The original text==		==The original text==

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-''[[Die Bedriegers]]'' (“The Cheats”) is an [[Afrikaans]] farce by [[D.P. du Toit]] (1870-1936).
+''[[Die Bedriegers]]'' ("The ") is an [[Afrikaans]] farce by [[D.P. du Toit]] (1870-1936).
 ==The original text==
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 Originally written in [[Cape Dutch]] sometime between August 1892 and May 1893, and titled ''[[Di Bedriegers]]'', it is considered to be the first fully [[Afrikaans]] play, and is a short farce about four men faking illness to avoid being called up for military duty on the border.
-The title was later adapted to more modern [[Afrikaans]] idiom as ''[[Die Bedriegers]]'' and published in 1905. The second edition has it by its contemporary [[Afrikaans]] title as ''[[Die Bedrieërs]]''.
+Rewritten the same year (to make provision for two women characters and allow women to perform), it was thereafter performed in various centres across the country. The title was later also adapted to more modern [[Afrikaans]] idiom as ''[[Die Bedriegers]]''.
-Rewritten the same year (to make provision for two women characters and allow women to perform), it was thereafter performed in various centres across the country.
+The text was long unpublished, but was eventually included in the compendium called ''[[Di bedriegers, Magrita Prinslo, en ander Afrikaanse dramas en samesprake tot 1900]]'' by [[F.C.L. Bosman]]. [[Voortrekkerpers]], 1942 (reprinted by [[Human & Rousseau]], 1975 - now titled by its contemporary [[Afrikaans]] title as ''[[Die Bedrieërs]]''.
 Published in ''[[Die Storm en Ander Eenbedrywe]]'', compiled by [[P.G. Nel]], [[Perskor]] in 1972.
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 /3: Performed in [[Somerset East Town Hall]] sometime between August 1892 and May 1893, possibly by the [[Somerset Oos Debatsvereniging]], with the author as a member of the cast.
-For example:
+-1910: Performed by the [[AHTV]]  in Pretoria.
--1910: Performed by the[[AHTV]]  in Pretoria.
+== Sources ==
-== Sources ==
+Copy of the text held by [[AKDA]][https://akda.co.za/product/die-bedrieers-n-klugspelletjie-1905-1975-tweede-uitgawe-d-p-du-toit/]
 https://books.google.co.za/books/about/Di_bedriegers_Magrita_Prinslo_en_ander_A.html?id=NgQxAAAACAAJ&redir_esc=y
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 List of [[Afrikaans]] dramas published between 1960 and 1977, compiled by [[NALN]].

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 ==The original text==
-Originally written in [[Cape Dutch]] sometime between August 1892 and May 1893, and titled ''[[Di Bedriegers]]'', it is considered to be the first fully [[Afrikaans]] play, about four men faking illness to avoid being called up for military duty on the border.
+Originally written in [[Cape Dutch]] sometime between August 1892 and May 1893, and titled ''[[Di Bedriegers]]'', it is considered to be the first fully [[Afrikaans]] play, and is a short farce about four men faking illness to avoid being called up for military duty on the border.
-The title was later adapted to more modern [[Afrikaans]] idiom as [[Die Bedriegers]]. (It would be spelled ''[[Die Bedrieërs]]'' in contemporary [[Afrikaans]])
+The title was later adapted to more modern [[Afrikaans]] idiom as ''[[Die Bedriegers]]'' and published in 1905. The second edition has it by its contemporary [[Afrikaans]] title as ''[[Die Bedrieërs]]'' ("the betrayers", an Afrikaans short farce).   ‘n klugspeletjie – deur D.P. du Toit)
 Rewritten the same year (to make provision for two women characters and allow women to perform), it was thereafter performed in various centres across the country.

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 Rewritten the same year (to make provision for two women characters and allow women to perform), it was thereafter performed in various centres across the country.
-The text was long unpublished, but was eventually included in the compendium called ''[[Di bedriegers : Magrita Prinslo, en ander Afrikaanse dramas en samesprake tot 1900]]'' by [[F.C.L. Bosman]]. [[Voortrekkerpers]], 1942 (reprinted by [[Human & Rousseau]], 1975).
+The text was long unpublished, but was eventually included in the compendium called ''[[Di bedriegers, Magrita Prinslo, en ander Afrikaanse dramas en samesprake tot 1900]]'' by [[F.C.L. Bosman]]. [[Voortrekkerpers]], 1942 (reprinted by [[Human & Rousseau]], 1975).
 Published in ''[[Die Storm en Ander Eenbedrywe]]'', compiled by [[P.G. Nel]], [[Perskor]] in 1972.

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−	''[[Die Bedriegers]]'' (“The Cheats”) is an [[Afrikaans]] farce by [[D.P. du Toit]].	+	''[[Die Bedriegers]]'' (“The Cheats”) is an [[Afrikaans]] farce by [[D.P. du Toit]] (1870-1936).

	==The original text==		==The original text==

← Older revision		Revision as of 09:34, 25 May 2024
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−	''[[Die Bedriegers]]'' (“The Cheats”) is an Afrikaans farce by [[D.P. du Toit]].	+	''[[Die Bedriegers]]'' (“The Cheats”) is an [[Afrikaans]] farce by [[D.P. du Toit]].

	==The original text==		==The original text==