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(Piet) (19*-19*) Journalist?*, Broederbond leader, former head of the [[SABC]] and influential Afrikaner cultural leader. Born in ** he studied at the Grey University College and **. In Bloemfontein he was a member of the [[GUK Toneelvereniging]] ([[GUK Dramatic Society]]). In 1929 acted in the premiére production of ''[[Meester]]'', written [and directed?] by the then professor of Afrikaans and Dutch, [[D.F Malherbe]], and co-starring Malherbe, [[Benedictus Kok]] and [[Abraham Fischer]] / [[Bram Fischer]] and going on tour as actor in 1929 and 1930 under the leadership of [[H. van der Merwe Scholtz]].** Wrote widely on cultural issues, notably on Afrikaner nationalism. Was greatly involved with the [[Federasie van Afrikaanse Kultuurorganisasies]] ([[FAK]] - "Federation of Afrikaans Cultural Organisations") and its [[Toneelbond]] ("Theatre League"). Became a founding member of the [[Afrikaner Broederbond]], at one time chairman of it. Became chairman of the [[SABC]] Board of Directors in 19** and remained in the position till 19**.

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 Prinsloo, D. (1987). Dr Piet Meyer in Johannesburg, 1936-1984. ''Historia'' 32(1).
-''[[The Afrikaner]]'', 15 February 1984 (Review of his book ''Nog nie ver genoeg nie'').
+''[[Die Afrikaner]]'', 15 February 1984 (Review of his book ''Nog nie ver genoeg nie'').
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 ==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance==
-In Bloemfontein he was a member of the [[GUK Toneelvereniging]] ([[GUK Dramatic Society]]). In 1929 acted in the premiére production of ''[[Meester]]'', written [and directed?] by the then professor of Afrikaans and Dutch, [[D.F Malherbe]], and co-starring Malherbe, [[Benedictus Kok]] and [[Abraham Fischer]] / [[Bram Fischer]] and going on tour as actor in 1929 and 1930 under the leadership of [[H. van der Merwe Scholtz]].
+In Bloemfontein he was a member of the [[GUK Toneelvereniging]] ([[GUK Dramatic Society]]). In 1929 acted in the premiére production of ''[[Meester]]'', written [and directed?] by the then professor of Afrikaans and Dutch, [[D.F. Malherbe]], and co-starring Malherbe, [[Benedictus Kok]] and [[Abraham Fischer]] / [[Bram Fischer]] and going on tour as actor in 1929 and 1930 under the leadership of [[H. van der Merwe Scholtz]].
 He wrote widely on cultural issues, notably on Afrikaner nationalism. Was greatly involved with the [[Federasie van Afrikaanse Kultuurorganisasies]] ([[FAK]] - "Federation of Afrikaans Cultural Organisations") and its [[Toneelbond]] ("Theatre League").
 Became a founding member of the [[Afrikaner Broederbond]], at one time chairman of it. Became chairman of the [[SABC]] Board of Directors in 19** and remained in the position till 19**.
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 [[P.J. Meyer|Dr Piet Meyer]] (1909-1984). Broederbond leader, former head of the [[SABC]] and influential Afrikaner cultural leader.
-Born in ** he studied at the Grey University College and **.
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 == Sources ==
 Prinsloo, D. (1987). Dr Piet Meyer in Johannesburg, 1936-1984. ''Historia'' 32(1).
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