Hans die Skipper - Revision history

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Sources

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 [[DALRO]] list.
-Stellenbosch University Library catalogue
+Stellenbosch University Library catalogue.
 Typed list, [[Eunice Reynecke|E. Reyneke]], 1978

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−	''Not to be confused with ''[[Hans, the Boatman]]'', a musical comedy in 3 acts by Clay M. Greene made famous by [[Charles Arnold]].'' '	+	''Not to be confused with '''[[Hans, the Boatman]]''', a musical comedy in 3 acts by Clay M. Greene made famous by [[Charles Arnold]].'' '

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−	''	+	''Not to be confused with ''[[Hans, the Boatman]]'', a musical comedy in 3 acts by Clay M. Greene made famous by [[Charles Arnold]].'' '

	=The original novel=		=The original novel=

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	''[[Hans die Skipper]]'' ("Hans the seaman or sea captain"), can refer to either a play or a film, both based on a renowned [[Afrikaans]] novel ''Hans-die-Skipper'' (1929) by [[D.F. Malherbe]] (1881-1969).		''[[Hans die Skipper]]'' ("Hans the seaman or sea captain"), can refer to either a play or a film, both based on a renowned [[Afrikaans]] novel ''Hans-die-Skipper'' (1929) by [[D.F. Malherbe]] (1881-1969).
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 According to (undated) [[Hendrik Hanekom|Hanekom]] publicity material[https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/d/d7/Hans_die_Skipper_02.jpg], the play was broadcast on radio, possibly between the first performances of 1934 and the Hanekom tours of 1935/6 and later. It may have been either a recording of the Bloemfontein production, or a reading of the novel.
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 ''[[Hans die Skipper]]'' ("Hans the seaman or sea captain"), can refer to either a play or a film, both based on a renowned [[Afrikaans]] novel ''Hans-die-Skipper'' (1929) by [[D.F. Malherbe]] (1881-1969).
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-Set in a fishing village on the South African coast, the novel tells of the conflict between the fisherman father Hans and his rebellious son. Written in  [[Afrikaans]], it was first published by [[Nasionale Pers]] as ''[[Hans-die-Skipper]]'' in 1929. As one of the first major novels in the new language, it was long considered one of the great [[Afrikaans]] novels and used as a prescribed work at school for many years.
+A romanticised version of life in a small community of fishermen in a coastal Western Cape village, the novel tells of the conflict between the fisherman father Hans and his rebellious son. Written in  [[Afrikaans]], it was first published by [[Nasionale Pers]] as ''[[Hans-die-Skipper]]'' in 1929. As one of the first major novels in the new language, it was long considered one of the great [[Afrikaans]] novels and used as a prescribed work at school for many years.
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 == Sources ==
 https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/d/d7/Hans_die_Skipper_02.jpg

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	== Sources ==		== Sources ==
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	=The radio drama ''[[Hans die Skipper]]''=		=The radio drama ''[[Hans die Skipper]]''=