Louis Knobel - Revision history

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 http://saoperasingers.homestead.com/Louis_Knobel_Bio.html
-Correspondence from [[Freddy Ogterop]] (016/10/31)
+Correspondence from [[Freddy Ogterop]] (16/10/31)
 http://www.opera-consulting.de/11601.html

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 Upon his return to South Africa after World War II he joined Francis Coley’s Unifilms in 1946 and then joined [[State Films]] in 1947.
-When the [[South African Film Board]] was established in 1964,  he became Chief Production Manager and later Head of the [[Film Institute]].  From 1971 to 1979 he served as lecturer in film production at the [[Pretoria Technicon]] in Pretoria.
+When the [[National Film Board of South Africa]] was established in 1964,  he became Chief Production Manager and later Head of the [[Film Institute]].  From 1971 to 1979 he served as lecturer in film production at the [[Pretoria Technicon]] in Pretoria.
 From 1979 till his final retirement he served on the staff of the [[HSRC]]'s [[Institute for Language Literature and Arts]], setting up a sound archives and consulting on visual documentation.

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 Volume III of the 1986 edition of ''South African Music Encyclopedia'' (J.P. Malan, ISBN 0 19 570363 4)
-Go to [[South African Theatre/Bibliography]]
+Go to [[ESAT Bibliography]]
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 == Sources ==
-Correspondence with his sons, Deon Knobel and Louis Knobel (28 October 2016)
+Correspondence from his son Louis Knobel (28 October 2016)
 http://saoperasingers.homestead.com/Louis_Knobel_Bio.html

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 == Sources ==
-Correspondence with his sons, [[Deon Knobel]] and Louis Knobel.
+Correspondence with his sons, Deon Knobel and Louis Knobel (28 October 2016)
 http://saoperasingers.homestead.com/Louis_Knobel_Bio.html

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		+	Correspondence with his sons, [[Deon Knobel]] and Louis Knobel.

	http://saoperasingers.homestead.com/Louis_Knobel_Bio.html		http://saoperasingers.homestead.com/Louis_Knobel_Bio.html

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 He was born 12 September 1911 in Mochudi (Botswana), died August 1988 in Pretoria. He went to the Volkskool in Heidelberg (Transvaal), where he took singing with Stephen Eyssen, and sang in school concerts and in school operettas.
 His daughter is the renowned opera singer and teacher, Marita Knobel[http://www.opera-consulting.de/11601.html].
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 == His role in film ==
-In 1947 his career took a new turn when he was appointed to the staff of [[State Films]].  When the [[South African Film Board]] was established in 1964,  he became Chief Production Manager and later Head of the [[Film Institute]].  From 1971 to 1979 he served as lecturer in film production at the [[Pretoria Technicon]] in Pretoria.
+Upon his return to South Africa after World War II he joined Francis Coley’s Unifilms in 1946 and then joined [[State Films]] in 1947.
 From 1979 till his final retirement he served on the staff of the [[HSRC]]'s [[Institute for Language Literature and Arts]], setting up a sound archives and consulting on visual documentation.
 == Sources ==
 http://saoperasingers.homestead.com/Louis_Knobel_Bio.html
 http://www.opera-consulting.de/11601.html

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 == Biography ==
-He was born 12 September 1911 in Mochudi (Botswana), died August 1988 in Pretoria. He went to the Volkskool in Heidelberg (Transvaal)n where he took singing with Stephen Eyssen, and sang in school concerts and in school operettas.
+He was born 12 September 1911 in Mochudi (Botswana), died August 1988 in Pretoria. He went to the Volkskool in Heidelberg (Transvaal), where he took singing with Stephen Eyssen, and sang in school concerts and in school operettas.
 His daughter is the renowned opera singer and teacher, Marita Knobel[http://www.opera-consulting.de/11601.html].

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 He was born 12 September 1911 in Mochudi (Botswana), died August 1988 in Pretoria. He went to the Volkskool in Heidelberg (Transvaal)n where he took singing with Stephen Eyssen, and sang in school concerts and in school operettas.
-His daughter is the renowned opera singer and teacher, Marita Knobel[http://www.opera-consulting.de/11601.html] is a world renowned opera singer.
+His daughter is the renowned opera singer and teacher, Marita Knobel[http://www.opera-consulting.de/11601.html].
 == His role as singer ==