Die Tweede Dood van Robey Leibbrandt - Revision history

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 == The original text ==
 It was the first play written by [[Afrikaans]] journalist [[Cas van Rensburg]] and uses the story of takes a closer look at Robey Leibbrandt (1913-1966) [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robey_Leibbrandt] to undertake an investigation of the [[Afrikaner]] psyche and the identity crisis behind the ideals of the pure “volk”.  Leibbrandt, the famed South African Olympic boxer, was infatuated with Hitler and became a WWII German secret agent, seeing himself as a freedom fighter against the British influence and political power within South Africa. Central to the plot was a scheme to murder General Smuts.
 == Performance history in South Africa ==

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-''Die Tweede Dood van Robey Leibbrandt]]'' ("''The Second Death of Robey Leibbrandt''") is a play by [[Cas van Rensburg]] (1942-2018).
+''[[Die Tweede Dood van Robey Leibbrandt]]'' ("''The Second Death of Robey Leibbrandt''") is a play by [[Cas van Rensburg]] (1942-2018).
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 == Performance history in South Africa ==
 : Staged by [[PACT]], directed by [[Chris Pretorius]], with [[Ben Kruger]] (Robey Leibbrandt), [[Chris van Niekerk]] (Johannes van der Walt), [[Didi Kriel]] (Dokter) and [[Billy Second]] (Kabaret-meisie).

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	''Die Tweede Dood van Robey Leibbrandt]]'' ("''The Second Death of Robey Leibbrandt''") is a play by [[Cas van Rensburg]] (1942-2018).		''Die Tweede Dood van Robey Leibbrandt]]'' ("''The Second Death of Robey Leibbrandt''") is a play by [[Cas van Rensburg]] (1942-2018).
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		+	== The original text ==

	It was the first play written by [[Afrikaans]] journalist [[Cas van Rensburg]] and uses the story of takes a closer look at Robey Leibbrandt (1913-1966) [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robey_Leibbrandt] to undertake an investigation of the [[Afrikaner]] psyche and the identity crisis behind the ideals of the pure “volk”. Leibbrandt, the famed South African Olympic boxer, was infatuated with Hitler and became a WWII German secret agent, seeing himself as a freedom fighter against the British influence and political power within South Africa. Central to the plot was a scheme to murder General Smuts.		It was the first play written by [[Afrikaans]] journalist [[Cas van Rensburg]] and uses the story of takes a closer look at Robey Leibbrandt (1913-1966) [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robey_Leibbrandt] to undertake an investigation of the [[Afrikaner]] psyche and the identity crisis behind the ideals of the pure “volk”. Leibbrandt, the famed South African Olympic boxer, was infatuated with Hitler and became a WWII German secret agent, seeing himself as a freedom fighter against the British influence and political power within South Africa. Central to the plot was a scheme to murder General Smuts.

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-'''''Die Tweede Dood van Robey Leibbrandt''''' ("''The Second Death of Robey Leibbrandt''") was the first play written by [[Afrikaans]] journalist [[Cas van Rensburg]]. It takes a closer look at Robey Leibbrandt (1913-1966) [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robey_Leibbrandt] the South African Olympic boxer, WWII German secret agent and freedom fighter against the British influence and political power within South Africa. He was infatuated with Hitler and schemed to murder General Smuts. The play is an investigation of the [[Afrikaner]] psyche and the identity crisis behind the ideals of the pure “volk”.
+''Die Tweede Dood van Robey Leibbrandt]]'' ("''The Second Death of Robey Leibbrandt''") is a play by [[Cas van Rensburg]] (1942-2018).
 == Performance history in South Africa ==
 : Staged by [[PACT]], directed by [[Chris Pretorius]], with [[Ben Kruger]] (Robey Leibbrandt), [[Chris van Niekerk]] (Johannes van der Walt), [[Didi Kriel]] (Dokter) and [[Billy Second]] (Kabaret-meisie).
 == Sources ==
 [[PACT]] theatre programme, 1984.

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 [[PACT]] pamphlet ''Let Us Build a Heritage'', 1984/85.
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-Return to [[ESAT Plays 1 T|T]] in Plays 1 Original SA Plays
+Return to [[PLAYS I: Original SA plays]]
-Return to [[South_African_Theatre/Plays]]
+Return to [[South_African_Festivals|South African Festivals and Competitions]]
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−	'''''Die Tweede Dood van Robey Leibbrandt''''' ("''The Second Death of Robey Leibbrandt''") was the first play written by [[Afrikaans]] journalist [[Cas van Rensburg]]. It takes a closer look at Robey Leibbrandt [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robey_Leibbrandt] the South African Olympic boxer, WWII German secret agent and freedom fighter against the British influence and political power within South Africa. He was infatuated with Hitler and schemed to murder General Smuts. The play is an investigation of the [[Afrikaner]] psyche and the identity crisis behind the ideals of the pure “volk”.	+	'''''Die Tweede Dood van Robey Leibbrandt''''' ("''The Second Death of Robey Leibbrandt''") was the first play written by [[Afrikaans]] journalist [[Cas van Rensburg]]. It takes a closer look at Robey Leibbrandt (1913-1966) [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robey_Leibbrandt] the South African Olympic boxer, WWII German secret agent and freedom fighter against the British influence and political power within South Africa. He was infatuated with Hitler and schemed to murder General Smuts. The play is an investigation of the [[Afrikaner]] psyche and the identity crisis behind the ideals of the pure “volk”.

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−	'''''Die Tweede Dood van Robey Leibbrandt''''' ("''The Second Death of Robey Leibbrandt''") was the first play written by [[Cas van Rensburg]]. It takes a closer look at Robey Leibbrandt [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robey_Leibbrandt] the South African Olympic boxer, WWII German secret agent and freedom fighter against the British influence and political power within South Africa. He was infatuated with Hitler and schemed to murder General Smuts. The play is an investigation of the [[Afrikaner]] psyche and the identity crisis behind the ideals of the pure “volk”.	+	'''''Die Tweede Dood van Robey Leibbrandt''''' ("''The Second Death of Robey Leibbrandt''") was the first play written by [[Afrikaans]] journalist [[Cas van Rensburg]]. It takes a closer look at Robey Leibbrandt [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robey_Leibbrandt] the South African Olympic boxer, WWII German secret agent and freedom fighter against the British influence and political power within South Africa. He was infatuated with Hitler and schemed to murder General Smuts. The play is an investigation of the [[Afrikaner]] psyche and the identity crisis behind the ideals of the pure “volk”.

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