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[[L.W. Hiemstra]] (1897-1978)

Born Louis Wybren Hiemstra in Lydenburg Transvaal, he studied at the [[Transvaalse Universiteitskollege]] and the [[University of Cape Town]]. For a long while he was a journalist, with ''[[Die Volkstem]]'', ''[[Die Burger]]'' and ''[[Die Volksblad]]''.

He was also a member of the language commission of the [[SA Akademie vir Wetenskap en Kuns]], and a language editor for [[Nasionale Pers]] (from 1946 onwards) and chaired the editorial committee of the [[Tweetalige Woordeboek]].

== His contribution to South African theatre ==

He was a member of the first

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 He was one of the many people who over the years petitioned for a National Theatre for South Africa.
-Another influence came posthumously, when the [[L.W. Hiemstra Trust]] was set up by his widow, mrs Rikie Hiemstra, in 1984, primarily to support publication of works in [[Afrikaans]], but also other forms of Afrikaans usage, e.g. performances, festivals and organizations supporting the promotion and maintenance of the language. This trust has played an enormous role in the production and publication  of Afrikaans plays and related work.
+Another influence came posthumously, when the [[L.W. Hiemstra Trust]] was set up by his widow, mrs Rikie Hiemstra, in 1984, primarily to support publication of works in [[Afrikaans]], but also other forms of [[Afrikaans]] usage, e.g. performances, festivals and organizations supporting the promotion and maintenance of the language. This trust has played an enormous role in the production and publication  of [[Afrikaans]] plays and related work.
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 He was one of the many people who over the years petitioned for a National Theatre for South Africa.
-Another influence came posthumously, when the [[L.W. Hiemstra Trust]] was set up by his widow in 1984, primarily to support publication of works in [[Afrikaans]], but also other forms of Afrikaans usage, e.g. performances, festivals and organizations supporting the promotion and maintenance of the language. This trust has played an enormous role in the production and publication  of Afrikaans plays and related work.
+Another influence came posthumously, when the [[L.W. Hiemstra Trust]] was set up by his widow, mrs Rikie Hiemstra, in 1984, primarily to support publication of works in [[Afrikaans]], but also other forms of Afrikaans usage, e.g. performances, festivals and organizations supporting the promotion and maintenance of the language. This trust has played an enormous role in the production and publication  of Afrikaans plays and related work.
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	Another influence came posthumously, when the [[L.W. Hiemstra Trust]] was set up to support the arts. This trust has played an enormous role in the production and publication of indigenous work, the setting up of festivals and facilities, etc.		Another influence came posthumously, when the [[L.W. Hiemstra Trust]] was set up to support the arts. This trust has played an enormous role in the production and publication of indigenous work, the setting up of festivals and facilities, etc.

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 Born Louis Wybren Hiemstra in Lydenburg Transvaal, he studied at the  [[Transvaalse Universiteitskollege]] and the [[University of Cape Town]]. For a long while he was a journalist, with  ''[[Die Volkstem]]'', ''[[Die Burger]]'' and ''[[Die Volksblad]]''.
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 Another influence came posthumously, when the [[L.W. Hiemstra Trust]] was set up to support the arts. This trust has played an enormous role in the production and publication  of indigenous work, the setting up of festivals and facilities, etc.

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	== His contribution to South African theatre ==		== His contribution to South African theatre ==

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		+	Another influence came posthumously, when the [[L.W. Hiemstra Trust]] was set up to support the arts. This trust has played an enormous role in the production and publication of indigenous work, the setting up of festivals and facilities, etc.