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[[J.H. de Bussy Uitgewery]] was a South African publishing house.

Founded in Pretoria by ... in 19**.

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−	[[J.H. de Bussy ~~Uitgewery~~]] ~~was a [[Dutch]] printer and publishing house, formally known as [[N.V. drukkerij en uitgeverij J.H. de Bussy]].~~	+	#REDIRECT[[J.H. de Bussy]]
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−	~~Founded in Veenendaal, Netherlands, in 1868, moving its head office to Amsterdam in 1883.~~
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−	~~The firm opened affiliated offices in Pretoria and Cape Town, the Pretoria office established in in 1895.~~
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−	The company published numerous books in [[Dutch]] and [[Afrikaans]], including newspapers and magazines, and often worked on joint publishing ventures with the [[Dutch]] firm [[Jacques Dusseau & Co]] (Cape Town), later taking over the company and renaming it the [[Hollandsch-Afrikaansche Uitgevers Maatshappij]] ([[HAUM]]).
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−	~~In South Africa the latter company became independent of the mother company in 198*.~~
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−	In 1967 the company fused with printers Drukkerijen v/h Ellerman Harms NV to become De Bussy-Ellerman Harms, and in 1969 also took ovedr H.J.W. Becht's Uitgeversmaatschappij NV to become De Bussy-Ellerman Harms-Becht.
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−	~~https://af.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jacques_Dusseau_%26_Co~~
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−	~~http://home.kpn.nl/javaros/debussy_2.htm~~
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−	~~J.H. de Bussy. 1955. ''Iets over N.V. Drukkerij en Uitgeverij J.H. De Bussy, Amsterdam''~~

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-[[J.H. de Bussy Uitgewery]] was [[Dutch]] publishing house, which opened a South African branch in Pretoria in 1895.
+[[J.H. de Bussy Uitgewery]] was a [[Dutch]] printer and publishing house,  formally known as [[N.V. drukkerij en uitgeverij J.H. de Bussy]].
 The company published numerous books in [[Dutch]] and [[Afrikaans]], including newspapers and magazines, and often worked on joint publishing ventures with the [[Dutch]] firm [[Jacques Dusseau & Co]] (Cape Town), later taking over the company and renaming it the [[Hollandsch-Afrikaansche Uitgevers Maatshappij]] ([[HAUM]]).
-Jacques Dusseau & Co. was ’n Amsterdamse uitgewery en boekhandelaar wat in Mei 1894 ’n tak in Kaapstad geopen het op aandrang van die Nederduitse Gereformeerde Kerk met die doel om godsdienstige publikasies in Suid-Afrika te versprei.
+In South Africa the latter company became independent of the mother company in 198*.
-Die eerste bestuurders was die broers Fellema. Van die maatskappy se belangrike publikasies was onder meer die werke van ds. Andrew Murray, P. Huet se Afrikaansche gedichten (1867; sesde uitgawe 1894) en C.W.H. van der Post se Ignas Prinsloo of volharding bekroond (1899).
+In 1967 the company fused with printers Drukkerijen v/h Ellerman Harms NV to become De Bussy-Ellerman Harms, and in 1969 also took ovedr H.J.W. Becht's Uitgeversmaatschappij NV to become De Bussy-Ellerman Harms-Becht.
-In 1896 het ds. Adriaan Moorrees, M.J. Stcuki, ds. P.J.G. de Vos en andere Ons Tijdschrift begin. Hierdie voortreflike tydskrif het tot 1901 verskyn. J.F. van Oordt (D'Abrez), een van sy getrouste medewerkers, was die firma se amptelike skrywer. Hy was verantwoordelik vir Zuid-Afrikaansche Historie-Bibliotheek wat uit ’n kultuur-historiese oogpunt en vanweë die rol wat dit gespeel het om trots in die nasionale verlede aan te wakker, veral belangrik is.
+https://af.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jacques_Dusseau_%26_Co
-In 1898 het die maatskappy geldelike probleme ervaar en is dit oorgeneem deur die Amsterdamse firma J.H. de Bussy, wat drie jaar vantevore ’n tak in Pretoria geopen het. De Bussy het aan hou om die Kaapse tak van Jacques Dusseau & Co te bestuur en wel onder die naam Hollandsch-Afrikaansche Uitgevers-Maatschappij (HAUM).
+http://home.kpn.nl/javaros/debussy_2.htm
+J.H. de Bussy. 1955. ''Iets over N.V. Drukkerij en Uitgeverij J.H. De Bussy, Amsterdam''

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-[[J.H. de Bussy Uitgewery]] was a South African publishing house.
+[[J.H. de Bussy Uitgewery]] was [[Dutch]] publishing house, which opened a South African branch in Pretoria in 1895.
-Founded in Pretoria
+The company published numerous books in [[Dutch]] and [[Afrikaans]], including newspapers and magazines, and often worked on joint publishing ventures with the [[Dutch]] firm [[Jacques Dusseau & Co]] (Cape Town), later taking over the company and renaming it the [[Hollandsch-Afrikaansche Uitgevers Maatshappij]] ([[HAUM]]).
-Often worked on joint publishing ventures with the [[Hollandsch-Afrikaansche Uitgevers Maatshappij]] ([[HAUM]]) founded by [[Jacques Dusseau]] (Cape Town) and with the company [[J.L. van Schaik]] in Pretoria.
+Jacques Dusseau & Co. was ’n Amsterdamse uitgewery en boekhandelaar wat in Mei 1894 ’n tak in Kaapstad geopen het op aandrang van die Nederduitse Gereformeerde Kerk met die doel om godsdienstige publikasies in Suid-Afrika te versprei.

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−	Often worked on joint publishing ventures with the [[~~Hollands~~-~~Afrikaanse Uitgewers-maatskappy~~]] ([[HAUM]]) founded by [[J. Dusseau]] (Cape Town) and [[J.L. van Schaik]] in Pretoria.	+	Often worked on joint publishing ventures with the [[Hollandsch-Afrikaansche Uitgevers Maatshappij]] ([[HAUM]]) founded by [[Jacques Dusseau]] (Cape Town) and with the company [[J.L. van Schaik]] in Pretoria.

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		+	Often worked on joint publishing ventures with the [[Hollands-Afrikaanse Uitgewers-maatskappy]] ([[HAUM]]) founded by [[J. Dusseau]] (Cape Town) and [[J.L. van Schaik]] in Pretoria.