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#REDIRECT [[Tafelberg Publishers]]

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−	~~[[Tafelberg]] ("~~[[Table Mountain]]")	+	#REDIRECT [[Table Mountain]]
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−	In South Africa [[Tafelberg]] (or '''[[Table Mountain]]''' in English) is a [[Dutch]] and [[Afrikaans]] word that usually refers to the iconic mountain dominating the city of Cape Town in South Africa, a declared World Heritage Site. It often features as the topic and/or setting for myths, stories, plays, films and the like.
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−	In fact there are a number of flat-topped mountains in the world with this name, including a mountain in Suriname, a hill in Curaçao and a mountain in Baden-Württemberg, Germany (there known as "Täfelberg").
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−	~~Many South African companies, literary works and other entities have used the name over the years, particularly in its [[Afrikaans]] form - '''[[Tafelberg]]'''.~~
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−	~~''For example, a prominent case in point is the publishing house [[Tafelberg Uitgewers]], which is sometimes referred to simply as '''Tafelberg'''.~~
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−	~~<big>''For this company therefore, see the entry on '''[[Tafelberg Uitgewers]]'''''.</big>~~
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−	~~==Sources==~~
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−	~~https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tafelberg~~
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−	~~https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Table_Mountain~~
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−	~~Go to [[ESAT Bibliography]]~~
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 In South Africa [[Tafelberg]] (or '''[[Table Mountain]]''' in English) is a [[Dutch]] and [[Afrikaans]] word that usually refers to the iconic mountain dominating the city of Cape Town in South Africa, a declared World Heritage Site.  It often features as the topic and/or setting for myths, stories, plays, films and the like.
 In fact there are a number of flat-topped mountains in the world with this name, including a mountain in Suriname, a hill in Curaçao and a mountain in Baden-Württemberg, Germany (there known as "Täfelberg").
-Many South African companies, literary works and other entities have used the name over the years, particularly in its [[Afrikaans]] form - [[Tafelberg]].
+Many South African companies, literary works and other entities have used the name over the years, particularly in its [[Afrikaans]] form - '''[[Tafelberg]]'''.
-''For example, a prominent case in point is the publishing house  [[Tafelberg Uitgewers]], which is sometimes referred to simply as '''Tafelberg'''. For this company therefore, see the entry on '''[[Tafelberg Uitgewers]]'''''.
+<big>''For this company therefore, see the entry on '''[[Tafelberg Uitgewers]]'''''.</big>
 ==Sources==

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	==Sources==		==Sources==

		+	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tafelberg

		+	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Table_Mountain

	Go to [[ESAT Bibliography]]		Go to [[ESAT Bibliography]]

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-[[Tafelberg]] (or '''[[Table Mountain]]''') usually refers to the iconic mountain dominating the city of Cape Town in South Africa, a declared World Heritage Site.  It often features as the topic and/or setting for stories, plays, films and the like.
+In South Africa [[Tafelberg]] (or '''[[Table Mountain]]''' in English) is a [[Dutch]] and [[Afrikaans]] word that usually refers to the iconic mountain dominating the city of Cape Town in South Africa, a declared World Heritage Site.  It often features as the topic and/or setting for myths, stories, plays, films and the like.
-Many companies, literary works and other entities have used the name over the years, particularly in its [[Afrikaans]] form - [[Tafelberg]].
+In fact there are a number of flat-topped mountains in the world with this name, including a mountain in Suriname, a hill in Curaçao and a mountain in Baden-Württemberg, Germany (there known as "Täfelberg").
-''For example, in the case of the '''publishing house''' sometimes referred to simply as '''Tafelberg''', see '''[[Tafelberg Uitgewers]]'''''.
+Many South African companies, literary works and other entities have used the name over the years, particularly in its [[Afrikaans]] form - [[Tafelberg]].

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−	[[Tafelberg]] (or '''[[Table Mountain]]''') usually refers to the iconic mountain dominating the city of Cape Town in South Africa, a declared World Heritage Site.	+	[[Tafelberg]] (or '''[[Table Mountain]]''') usually refers to the iconic mountain dominating the city of Cape Town in South Africa, a declared World Heritage Site. It often features as the topic and/or setting for stories, plays, films and the like.

		+	Many companies, literary works and other entities have used the name over the years, particularly in its [[Afrikaans]] form - [[Tafelberg]].

−	''For the '''publishing house''' sometimes referred to as '''Tafelberg''', see '''[[Tafelberg Uitgewers]]'''''.	+	''For example, in the case of the '''publishing house''' sometimes referred to simply as '''Tafelberg''', see '''[[Tafelberg Uitgewers]]'''''.
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−	Many companies, literary works and other entities have used the name over the years, particularly in its [[Afrikaans]] form - [[Tafelberg]]. (for example, we often come across the well-known company [[Tafelberg Uitgewers]] ([[Tafelberg Publishers]])
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−	~~The mountain has also featured as the topic and/or setting for numerous stories, plays, films and the like~~.

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-''For the '''publishing house''' sometimes referred to as '''Tafelberg''', see '''[[Tafelberg Uitgewers]]''''''.
+''For the '''publishing house''' sometimes referred to as '''Tafelberg''', see '''[[Tafelberg Uitgewers]]'''''.
 Many companies, literary works and other entities have used the name over the years, particularly in its [[Afrikaans]] form - [[Tafelberg]]. (for example, we often come across the well-known company [[Tafelberg Uitgewers]] ([[Tafelberg Publishers]])
 The mountain has also featured as the topic and/or setting for numerous stories, plays, films and the like.

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−	~~#REDIRECT~~ [[Tafelberg Publishers]]	+	[[Tafelberg]] (or '''[[Table Mountain]]''') usually refers to the iconic mountain dominating the city of Cape Town in South Africa, a declared World Heritage Site.
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		+	Many companies, literary works and other entities have used the name over the years, particularly in its [[Afrikaans]] form - [[Tafelberg]]. (for example, we often come across the well-known company [[Tafelberg Uitgewers]] ([[Tafelberg Publishers]])
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		+	The mountain has also featured as the topic and/or setting for numerous stories, plays, films and the like.