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 ==Biography==
-Born Dirk Johannes Jacobus Mostert  29 September 1897 op Middelburg,   Transvaal, and went to a variety of schools. Studied at the [[Grey University College]] in Bloemfontein and became chairman of the [[Afrikaanse Studentebond]] and secretary of the  [[Afrikaanse Taalvereniging]].
+Born [[Dirk Johannes Jacobus Mostert]]  29 September 1897 op Middelburg,   Transvaal, and went to a variety of schools. Studied at the [[Grey University College]] in Bloemfontein and became chairman of the [[Afrikaanse Studentebond]] and secretary of the  [[Afrikaanse Taalvereniging]].
 Taught at Witbank, [[Grey College]] in Bloemfontein and at the Hoërskool Monument in Krugersdorp, later becoming a principal in Brits and Kroonstad. Among his pupils over the years were the columnist [[Joel Mervis]], lawyer and politician [[Bram Fischer]] and actor/director [[André Huguenet]].
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 Elected to parliament in 1948 as a member of the [[Nationalist Party]], where he served till 1966.
 Married Ella du Preez of Witbank in 1921, and they had two daughters and a son.
 == His career as writer ==

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-Also known simply as [[Dirk Mostert]]. (1897-1982) Teacher, journalist, politician, Afrikaans writer, translator and amateur actor.
+[[Dirk J. Mostert]] (1897-1982) was a teacher, journalist, politician, Afrikaans writer, translator and amateur actor.
 Born Dirk Johannes Jacobus Mostert  29 September 1897 op Middelburg,   Transvaal, and went to a variety of schools. Studied at the [[Grey University College]] in Bloemfontein and became chairman of the [[Afrikaanse Studentebond]] and secretary of the  [[Afrikaanse Taalvereniging]].
-Taught at Witbank, Grey College in Bloemfontein and at the Hoërskool Monument in Krugersdorp, later becoming a principal in Brits and Kroonstad. Among his pupils over the years were the columnist [[Joel Mervis]]and lawyer and politician [[Bram Fischer]].
+Taught at Witbank, [[Grey College]] in Bloemfontein and at the Hoërskool Monument in Krugersdorp, later becoming a principal in Brits and Kroonstad. Among his pupils over the years were the columnist [[Joel Mervis]], lawyer and politician [[Bram Fischer]] and actor/director [[André Huguenet]].
 Over the years became ''inter alia'' general secretary of the [[ATKV]](1939-), and various other national organizations.
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 Mostert had a keen interest in theatre and was a member of, and actor for, the [[Grey Universiteitskollege-Toneelvereniging]] (or [[GUK Toneelvereniging]]), in the 1920s, also Chairman of the society in 1920. The society  did ''[[Die Koerantskrywers]]'' in 1919, touring with it in the [[O.F.S.]], and he played "Dr Bols".
-In the 1940s he translated ''[[Are You a Mason?]]'' into Afrikaans as ''[[Is Jy 'n Bokryer?]]''  for [[André Huguenet]], who had been a pupil of his at [[Grey College]].
+In the 1940s he translated ''[[Are You a Mason?]]'' into Afrikaans as ''[[Is Jy 'n Bokryer?]]''  for [[André Huguenet]].
 == Sources ==

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 Also known simply as [[Dirk Mostert]]. (1897-1982) Teacher, journalist, politician, Afrikaans writer, translator and amateur actor.
-Born Dirk Johannes Jacobus Mostert  29 September 1897 op Middelburg,   Transvaal, and went to a variety of schools. Studied at the [[Grey University College]] in Bloemfontein. e became chairman of the [[Afrikaanse Studentebond]] and secretary of the  [[Afrikaanse Taalvereniging]].
+Born Dirk Johannes Jacobus Mostert  29 September 1897 op Middelburg,   Transvaal, and went to a variety of schools. Studied at the [[Grey University College]] in Bloemfontein and became chairman of the [[Afrikaanse Studentebond]] and secretary of the  [[Afrikaanse Taalvereniging]].
 Taught at Witbank, Grey College in Bloemfontein and at the Hoërskool Monument in Krugersdorp, later becoming a principal in Brits and Kroonstad. Among his pupils over the years were the columnist [[Joel Mervis]]and lawyer and politician [[Bram Fischer]].
-Over the years became inter alia general secretary of the [[ATKV]](1939-), and various other national organizations.
+Over the years became ''inter alia'' general secretary of the [[ATKV]](1939-), and various other national organizations.
 Elected to parliament in 1948 as a member of the [[Nationalist Party]], where he served till 1966.
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 == His contribution to theatre ==
-Mostert had a keen interest in theatre and was a member of, and actor for, the [[GUK Toneelvereniging|Grey Universiteitskollege  Toneelvereniging]] in the late early 1920s, also Chairman of the society in 1920. The society  did ''[[Die Koerantskrywers]]'' in 1919, touring with it in the [[O.F.S.]], and he played "Dr Bols".
+Mostert had a keen interest in theatre and was a member of, and actor for, the [[Grey Universiteitskollege-Toneelvereniging]] (or [[GUK Toneelvereniging]]), in the 1920s, also Chairman of the society in 1920. The society  did ''[[Die Koerantskrywers]]'' in 1919, touring with it in the [[O.F.S.]], and he played "Dr Bols".
-In 194* he translated ''[[Are You a Mason?]]'' into Afrikaans as ''[[Is Jy 'n Bokryer?]]''  for [[André Huguenet]], who had been a pupil of his at [[Grey College]].
+In the 1940s he translated ''[[Are You a Mason?]]'' into Afrikaans as ''[[Is Jy 'n Bokryer?]]''  for [[André Huguenet]], who had been a pupil of his at [[Grey College]].
 == Sources ==

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 == His contribution to theatre ==
-Mostert had a keen interest in theatre and was a member of, and actor for, the [[Grey Universiteitskollege  Toneelvereniging]] in the late early 1920s, also Chairman of the society in 1920. The society  did ''[[Die Koerantskrywers]]'' in 1919, touring with it in the [[O.F.S.]], and he played "Dr Bols".
+Mostert had a keen interest in theatre and was a member of, and actor for, the [[GUK Toneelvereniging|Grey Universiteitskollege  Toneelvereniging]] in the late early 1920s, also Chairman of the society in 1920. The society  did ''[[Die Koerantskrywers]]'' in 1919, touring with it in the [[O.F.S.]], and he played "Dr Bols".
 In 194* he translated ''[[Are You a Mason?]]'' into Afrikaans as ''[[Is Jy 'n Bokryer?]]''  for [[André Huguenet]], who had been a pupil of his at [[Grey College]].

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 == His contribution to theatre ==
-Mostert had a keen interest in theatre and was a member of, and actor for, the [[GUK Toneelvereniging]] in the late early 1920s, also Chairman of the society in 1920. The society  did ''[[Die Koerantskrywers]]'' in 1919, touring with it in the [[O.F.S.]], and he played "Dr Bols".
+Mostert had a keen interest in theatre and was a member of, and actor for, the [[Grey Universiteitskollege  Toneelvereniging]] in the late early 1920s, also Chairman of the society in 1920. The society  did ''[[Die Koerantskrywers]]'' in 1919, touring with it in the [[O.F.S.]], and he played "Dr Bols".
 In 194* he translated ''[[Are You a Mason?]]'' into Afrikaans as ''[[Is Jy 'n Bokryer?]]''  for [[André Huguenet]], who had been a pupil of his at [[Grey College]].

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−	Had a keen interest in theatre and was a member of, and actor for, the [[GUK Toneelvereniging]] in the late early 1920s, also Chairman of the society in 1920. The society did ''[[Die Koerantskrywers]]'' in 1919, touring with it in the [[~~OFS~~]], and he had the role of "Dr Bols".	+	Had a keen interest in theatre and was a member of, and actor for, the [[GUK Toneelvereniging]] in the late early 1920s, also Chairman of the society in 1920. The society did ''[[Die Koerantskrywers]]'' in 1919, touring with it in the [[O.F.S.]], and he had the role of "Dr Bols".

	In 194* he translated ''[[Are You a Mason?]]'' into Afrikaans as ''[[Is Jy 'n Bokryer?]]'' for [[André Huguenet]], who had been a pupil of his at [[Grey College]].		In 194* he translated ''[[Are You a Mason?]]'' into Afrikaans as ''[[Is Jy 'n Bokryer?]]'' for [[André Huguenet]], who had been a pupil of his at [[Grey College]].

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−	Had a keen interest in theatre and was a member of, and actor for, the [[GUK Toneelvereniging]] in the late early 1920s, also Chairman of the society in 1920~~, the year they~~ did ''[[Die Koerantskrywers]]''.	+	Had a keen interest in theatre and was a member of, and actor for, the [[GUK Toneelvereniging]] in the late early 1920s, also Chairman of the society in 1920. The society did ''[[Die Koerantskrywers]]'' in 1919, touring with it in the [[OFS]], and he had the role of "Dr Bols".
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−	playing "Dr Bols" himself. ****
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−	~~In 194* he translated ''~~[[~~Are You a Mason?]]'' into Afrikaans as ''[[Is Jy 'n Bokryer?]]'' for [[André Huguenet~~]], ~~who~~ had ~~been a pupil~~ of ~~his at grey College~~.
−	~~Dirk Mostert het ’n ywerige belangstelling in die toneel gehad en het die hoofrol van dr Bols vertolk in die eerste Afrikaanse reisende toneelgeselskap. André Huguenet was sy leerling.~~

		+	In 194* he translated ''[[Are You a Mason?]]'' into Afrikaans as ''[[Is Jy 'n Bokryer?]]'' for [[André Huguenet]], who had been a pupil of his at [[Grey College]].

	== Sources ==		== Sources ==

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-Also known simply as [[Dirk Mostert]]. (1897-1982) Teacher, journalist, politician, Afrikaans writer, translator and amateur actor. Born Dirk Johannes Jacobus Mostert  29 September 1897 op Middelburg,   Transvaal, and went to a variety of schools. Studied at the [[Grey University College]] in Bloemfontein. e became chairman of the [[Afrikaanse Studentebond]] and secretary of the  [[Afrikaanse Taalvereniging]].
+Also known simply as [[Dirk Mostert]]. (1897-1982) Teacher, journalist, politician, Afrikaans writer, translator and amateur actor.
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-Was a member of, and actor for, the [[GUK Toneelvereniging]] in the late early 1920s, also Chairman of the society in 1920, the year they did ''[[Die Koerantskrywers]]'', playing "Dr Bols" himself.  ****
+Had a keen interest in theatre and was a member of, and actor for, the [[GUK Toneelvereniging]] in the late early 1920s, also Chairman of the society in 1920, the year they did ''[[Die Koerantskrywers]]''.
-In 194* he translated ''[[Are You a Mason?]]'' into Afrikaans for [[André Huguenet]] as ''[[Is Jy 'n Bokryer?]]''.
+In 194* he translated ''[[Are You a Mason?]]'' into Afrikaans as ''[[Is Jy 'n Bokryer?]]''  for [[André Huguenet]], who had been a pupil of his at grey College.

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	== Sources ==		== Sources ==

		+	[[F.C.L. Bosman\|Bosman]], 1980

		+	[[LitNet]]: [[ATKV]]-Skrywersalbum - [[Dirk Mostert]][http://www.litnet.co.za/Article/dirk-mostert-18971982]

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