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Published variously as "G.P.J", "J.", "Johannes" or "Hans" Trümpelmann in newspapers.

(1903-1982) German lecturer, amateur theatre practitioner and reviewer, member of arts boards. Born George Paul Johannes Trümpelmann in ** , studied at **. Lectured in German at the [[University of Natal-Pietermaritzburg]] (1935), the [[University of the Orange Free State]] (1944), [[the University of Pretoria]] (1949), the [[University of Stellenbosch]] (1954-1968) and the [[University of the Western Cape]] (1968-1972). In 1931 founder and head of the first Afrikaans theatrical society in South-West Africa (***). First chairman of the [[Bloemfonteinse Teatergroep]] from 1946-1948. In its last year, 1961, he became a member of the management board of [[NTO]] and in 1965 a member of the drama committee of [[CAPAB]] (1965-1971). In 1967, after the sudden demise of Prof [[Fred Engelen]] at Stellenbosch, Prof Trümpelmann, though in the German Department, was also made supervising head of the Drama Department, till the appointment of the new head, Mr [[Fred le Roux]] in 19**.??** [ME]

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 Published variously as "G.P.J", "J.",  "Johannes" or "Hans" Trümpelmann in newspapers.
-(1903-1982) German lecturer, amateur theatre practitioner and reviewer, member of arts boards.   Born George Paul Johannes Trümpelmann in ** , studied at **. Lectured in German at the [[University of Natal-Pietermaritzburg]] (1935), the [[University of the Orange Free State]] (1944), [[the University of Pretoria]] (1949), the [[University of Stellenbosch]] (1954-1968) and the [[University of the  Western Cape]] (1968-1972). In 1931 founder and head of the first Afrikaans theatrical society in South-West Africa (***). First chairman of the [[Bloemfonteinse Teatergroep]] from 1946-1948. In its last year, 1961, he  became a member of the management board of [[NTO]] and in 1965 a member of the drama committee of [[CAPAB]] (1965-1971). In 1967, after the sudden demise of Prof [[Fred Engelen]] at Stellenbosch, Prof Trümpelmann, though in the German Department, was also made supervising head of the Drama Department,  till the appointment of the new head, Mr [[Fred le Roux]] in 19**.??** [ME]
+(1903-1982) German lecturer, amateur theatre practitioner and reviewer, member of arts boards.   Born '''George Paul Johannes Trümpelmann''' in ** , studied at **. Lectured in German at the [[University of Natal-Pietermaritzburg]] (1935), the [[University of the Orange Free State]] (1944), [[the University of Pretoria]] (1949), the [[University of Stellenbosch]] (1954-1968) and the [[University of the  Western Cape]] (1968-1972). In 1931 founder and head of the first Afrikaans theatrical society in South-West Africa (***). First chairman of the [[Bloemfonteinse Teatergroep]] from 1946-1948. In its last year, 1961, he  became a member of the management board of [[NTO]] and in 1965 a member of the drama committee of [[CAPAB]] (1965-1971). In 1967, after the sudden demise of Prof [[Fred Engelen]] at Stellenbosch, Prof Trümpelmann, though in the German Department, was also made supervising head of the Drama Department,  till the appointment of the new head, Mr [[Fred le Roux]] in 19**.??** [ME]
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