M.C. Botha - Revision history

Karina2: /* (19--) Novelist, poet and playwright]. /

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(19*--) Novelist, poet and playwright].

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(19*--) Novelist, poet and playwright].

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(19*--) Novelist, poet and playwright [*?].

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(18**-19**)Minister of Bantu Education.

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(19*--) Novelist, poet and playwright.

2012-07-31T07:15:18Z

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−	Michiel Christoffel Botha.	+	Born Michiel Christoffel Botha.

	He wrote the plays ''[[Skaak]]'' and ''[[Die Geheim van die Lewe]]'' (also known by the longer title as ''[[Die Geheim van die Lewe of Soos 'n Hond]]'').		He wrote the plays ''[[Skaak]]'' and ''[[Die Geheim van die Lewe]]'' (also known by the longer title as ''[[Die Geheim van die Lewe of Soos 'n Hond]]'').

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	Michiel Christoffel Botha.		Michiel Christoffel Botha.

−	He wrote the plays ''[[Skaak]]'' and ''[[Die Geheim van die Lewe]]''.	+	He wrote the plays ''[[Skaak]]'' and ''[[Die Geheim van die Lewe]]'' (also known by the longer title as ''[[Die Geheim van die Lewe of Soos 'n Hond]]'').

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 Michiel Coenraad Botha, known as MC Botha, was the Minister of Bantu Administration and Education (1966) in the government of Dr [[H.F. Verwoerd]]. A qualified teacher obtained degree at the [[Stellenbosch University]]
-= (19*--) Novelist, poet and playwright [*?]. =
+= (19*--) Novelist, poet and playwright]. =
-Michiel Christoffel Botha
+Michiel Christoffel Botha.

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-= (1886-1959). Educationist, writer of [[Afrikaans]] textbooks and translator. =
+= (1886-1959). Marthinus C. Botha.  Educationist, writer of [[Afrikaans]] textbooks and translator. =
 First chairman of the [[SABC]] when the government took over the broadcasting services in 1936. Translated Karel Çapek's ''[[R.U.R.]]'' into [[Afrikaans]], for production by [[Volksteater]] in 1939. *
 == Sources ==

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 Joyce, 1999
-= (18**-19**)Minister of Bantu Education. =
+= (18**-19**) Minister of Bantu Education =
-Michiel Coenraad Botha, known as MC Botha, was the Minister of Bantu Administration and Education (1966) in the government of Dr HF. Verwoerd. A qualified teacher obtained degree at the [[Stellenbosch University]]
+Michiel Coenraad Botha, known as MC Botha, was the Minister of Bantu Administration and Education (1966) in the government of Dr [[H.F. Verwoerd]]. A qualified teacher obtained degree at the [[Stellenbosch University]]
 = (19*--) Novelist, poet and playwright [*?]. =

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−	~~(19-) Translator and . [Marthinus??]~~ (1886-1959). Educationist ~~and~~ writer of [[Afrikaans]] textbooks. First chairman of the [[SABC]] when the government took over the broadcasting services in 1936. Translated Karel Çapek's ''[[R.U.R.]]'' into [[Afrikaans]], for production by [[Volksteater]] in 1939.	+
		+	= (1886-1959). Educationist, writer of [[Afrikaans]] textbooks and translator. =
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		+	First chairman of the [[SABC]] when the government took over the broadcasting services in 1936. Translated Karel Çapek's ''[[R.U.R.]]'' into [[Afrikaans]], for production by [[Volksteater]] in 1939. *
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		+	== Sources ==
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		+	Joyce, 1999
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		+	= (18-19)Minister of Bantu Education. =
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		+	Michiel Coenraad Botha, known as MC Botha, was the Minister of Bantu Administration and Education (1966) in the government of Dr HF. Verwoerd. A qualified teacher obtained degree at the [[Stellenbosch University]]
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		+	= (19*--) Novelist, poet and playwright. =
		+	***

	== Sources ==		== Sources ==

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−	(19-) Translator and . [Marthinus??] (1886-1959). Educationist and writer of [[Afrikaans]] textbooks. First chairman of the [[SABC]] when the government took over the broadcasting services in 1936. Translated Karel Çapek's ''[[R.U.R]]'' into [[Afrikaans]], for production by [[Volksteater]] in 1939.	+	(19-) Translator and . [Marthinus??] (1886-1959). Educationist and writer of [[Afrikaans]] textbooks. First chairman of the [[SABC]] when the government took over the broadcasting services in 1936. Translated Karel Çapek's ''[[R.U.R.]]'' into [[Afrikaans]], for production by [[Volksteater]] in 1939.

	== Sources ==		== Sources ==

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-(19*-) Translator and **. [Marthinus??**] (1886-1959). Educationist and writer of [[Afrikaans]] textbooks. First chairman of the [[SABC]] when the government took over the broadcasting services in 1936. Translated Karel Çapek's ''[[R.U.R]]'' into [[Afrikaans]], for production by [[Volksteater]] in 1939). *
+(19*-) Translator and **. [Marthinus??**] (1886-1959). Educationist and writer of [[Afrikaans]] textbooks. First chairman of the [[SABC]] when the government took over the broadcasting services in 1936. Translated Karel Çapek's ''[[R.U.R]]'' into [[Afrikaans]], for production by [[Volksteater]] in 1939. *
 == Sources ==
-(See: Joyce, 1999)**???]**
+Joyce, 1999
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