Mikro - Revision history

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 His novels ''[[Gonnakolk]]'' and ''[[Soetwater]]'' were adapted for the theatre by [[P.G. du Plessis]] under the title ''[[Mattewis en Meraai]]'' (1970) and this was later filmed as a TV series.
-His novels ''[[Toiings]]'' (1934), ''[[Pelgrims]]'' ("pilgrims", 1935) and ''[[Vreemdelinge]]'' ("strangers", 1944) formed the basis of two plays by [[André P. Brink]] I.e. ''[[Toiings]]'' (1973) and Toiings op die Lang Pad .
+His novels ''[[Toiings]]'' (1934), ''[[Pelgrims]]'' ("pilgrims", 1935) and ''[[Vreemdelinge]]'' ("strangers", 1944) formed the basis of two plays by [[André P. Brink]] I.e. ''[[Toiings]]'' (1973) (published as ''[[Toiings op die Langpad]]'' by Van Schaik in 1979.
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 His novels ''[[Gonnakolk]]'' and ''[[Soetwater]]'' were adapted for the theatre by [[P.G. du Plessis]] under the title ''[[Mattewis en Meraai]]'' (1970) and this was later filmed as a TV series.
-His novel ''[[Toiings]]'' was adapted for the stage by by [[André P. Brink]] and first performed in 1973.
+His novels ''[[Toiings]]'' (1934), ''[[Pelgrims]]'' ("pilgrims", 1935) and ''[[Vreemdelinge]]'' ("strangers", 1944) formed the basis of two plays by [[André P. Brink]] I.e. ''[[Toiings]]'' (1973) and Toiings op die Lang Pad .
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	His novel ''[[Toiings]]'' was adapted for the stage by by [[André P. Brink]] and first performed in 1973.		His novel ''[[Toiings]]'' was adapted for the stage by by [[André P. Brink]] and first performed in 1973.
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−	~~Two films were made of his novels, ''[[Die Ruiter in die Nag]]'' and ''[[Moord in Kompartement 1001E]]'' ().~~

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	His novels ''[[Gonnakolk]]'' and ''[[Soetwater]]'' were adapted for the theatre by [[P.G. du Plessis]] under the title ''[[Mattewis en Meraai]]'' (1970) and this was later filmed as a TV series.		His novels ''[[Gonnakolk]]'' and ''[[Soetwater]]'' were adapted for the theatre by [[P.G. du Plessis]] under the title ''[[Mattewis en Meraai]]'' (1970) and this was later filmed as a TV series.

−	His novel ''[[Toiings]]'' was adapted for the stage by	+	His novel ''[[Toiings]]'' was adapted for the stage by by [[André P. Brink]] and first performed in 1973.

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 ==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance==
-His novels ''[[Gonnakolk]]'' and ''[[Soetwater]]'' were adapted for the theatre by [[P.G. du Plessis]] under the title ''[[Mattewis en Meraai]]'' (1970) and this was later filmed as a TV series. Two films were made of his novels, ''[[Die Ruiter in die Nag]]'' and ''[[Moord in Kompartement 1001E]]'' ().
+His novels ''[[Gonnakolk]]'' and ''[[Soetwater]]'' were adapted for the theatre by [[P.G. du Plessis]] under the title ''[[Mattewis en Meraai]]'' (1970) and this was later filmed as a TV series.
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 The writer  was born [[Christoffel Hermanus Kühn]] on Van Reenens Farm, in the district of Williston, on 8th October 1903. His longing and love for his birthplace and surroundings runs like a silver thread through many of his books i,e. "Waar die Bokmakierie fluit".
-He received this nickname, Mikro, at the campus of the [[University of Stellenbosch]] after his excuse for coming late was that he mislaid his mikroflea. He was summarily asked to leave the lecture hall. The nickname stuck and later he used it as a pseudonyme for the hundred books written by him.
+He received this nickname, Mikro, at the campus of the [[University of Stellenbosch]] after his excuse for coming late was that he mislaid his mikroflea. He was summarily asked to leave the lecture hall. The nickname stuck and later he used it as a pseudonym for the hundred books written by him.
 He was married twice and his eldest daughter is the well-known author and playwright '''[[Corlia Fourie]]'''.

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 ''[[Twee Goue Beddens]]'' (1963)
-''[[Soetwater]]'' also known as ''[[Bruidjie Dit en Bruidjie Dat]]'' (1967)
+''[[Soetwater]]'' also known as ''[[Bruidjie Dit en Bruidjie Dot]]'' (1967)
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	''[[Twee Goue Beddens]]'' (1963)		''[[Twee Goue Beddens]]'' (1963)
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		+	''[[Soetwater]]'' also known as ''[[Bruidjie Dit en Bruidjie Dat]]'' (1967)

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-[[Mikro]] is the pen name of '''Christoffel Hermanus Kühn''' (1903–1968), who was a South African author and poet.
+[[Mikro]] is the pen name of '''[[Christoffel Hermanus Kühn]]''' (1903–1968), who was a South African author and poet.
 == Biography ==
 The writer  was born on Van Reenens Farm, in the district of Williston, on 8th October 1903. His longing and love for his birthplace and surroundings runs like a silver thread through many of his books i,e. "Waar die Bokmakierie fluit".
 He received this nickname, Mikro, at the campus of the [[University of Stellenbosch]] after his excuse for coming late was that he mislaid his mikroflea. He was summarily asked to leave the lecture hall. The nickname stuck and later he used it as a pseudonyme for the hundred books written by him.