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 After her second marriage she assumed [[Truida Louw]] as her professional name and began to make her name as a professional director for radio, stage and film. She also taught theatre studies at the [[University of Pretoria]].
-November 5, 1945: [[Truida Pohl]] directed [[Boumeester Solness]] (The Master Builder), a drama by [[Henrik Johan Ibsen]], for the [[SABC]]'s [[Cape Town "B" (Afrikaans)]] radio station. [[Henrik Johan Ibsen]] was a famous Norwegian playwright and theatre director, and was one of the founders of modernism in theatre. He was one of the most influential playwrights in Western literature. He is often referred to as "the father of realism" and the most influential playwright of the 19th century.
+November 5, 1945: [[Truida Pohl]] directed [[Boumeester Solness]] (The Master Builder), a drama by [[Henrik Johan Ibsen]], for the [[SABC]]'s [[Cape Town "B" (Afrikaans)]] radio station. [[Henrik Johan Ibsen]] was a famous Norwegian playwright and theatre director, and was one of the founders of modernism in theatre. He is often referred to as "the father of realism" and the most influential playwright of the 19th century.
 November 23, 1945: [[Truida Pohl]] produced [[Die Dood van Socrates]] ([[The Death of Socrates]] based on the play by English playwright, [[Clifford Bax]]), for the [[SABC]]'s [[Cape Town "B" (Afrikaans)]] radio station. Arranged by [[Kenlis Hartland Swan]].

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 After her second marriage she assumed [[Truida Louw]] as her professional name and began to make her name as a professional director for radio, stage and film. She also taught theatre studies at the [[University of Pretoria]].
-November 5, 1945: [[Truida Pohl]] directed [[Boumeester Solness]] (The Master Builder), a drama by [[Henrik Johan Ibsen]], for the [[SABC]]'s [[Cape Town "B" (Afrikaans)]] radio station. [[Henrik Johan Ibsen]] was a famous Norwegian playwright and theatre director, and was one of the founders of modernism in theatre and as was one of the most influential playwrights in Western literature. He is often referred to as "the father of realism" and the most influential playwright of the 19th century.
+November 5, 1945: [[Truida Pohl]] directed [[Boumeester Solness]] (The Master Builder), a drama by [[Henrik Johan Ibsen]], for the [[SABC]]'s [[Cape Town "B" (Afrikaans)]] radio station. [[Henrik Johan Ibsen]] was a famous Norwegian playwright and theatre director, and was one of the founders of modernism in theatre. He was one of the most influential playwrights in Western literature. He is often referred to as "the father of realism" and the most influential playwright of the 19th century.
 November 23, 1945: [[Truida Pohl]] produced [[Die Dood van Socrates]] ([[The Death of Socrates]] based on the play by English playwright, [[Clifford Bax]]), for the [[SABC]]'s [[Cape Town "B" (Afrikaans)]] radio station. Arranged by [[Kenlis Hartland Swan]].

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 November 5, 1945: [[Truida Pohl]] directed [[Boumeester Solness]] (The Master Builder), a drama by [[Henrik Johan Ibsen]], for the [[SABC]]'s [[Cape Town "B" (Afrikaans)]] radio station. [[Henrik Johan Ibsen]] was a famous Norwegian playwright and theatre director, and was one of the founders of modernism in theatre and as was one of the most influential playwrights in Western literature. He is often referred to as "the father of realism" and the most influential playwright of the 19th century.
-November 23, 1945: [[Truida Pohl]] produced [[Die Dood van Socrates]] ([[The Death of Socrates]] based on the play by English playwright, [[Clifford Bax]]), for the [[SABC]]'s [[Cape Town "B" (Afrikaans)]] radio station which was arranged by [[Kenlis Hartland Swan]].
+November 23, 1945: [[Truida Pohl]] produced [[Die Dood van Socrates]] ([[The Death of Socrates]] based on the play by English playwright, [[Clifford Bax]]), for the [[SABC]]'s [[Cape Town "B" (Afrikaans)]] radio station. Arranged by [[Kenlis Hartland Swan]].
 In 1948 the Louw family went to Holland, where she worked for the [[Afrikaans]] service of  Radio Nederland.

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 November 5, 1945: [[Truida Pohl]] directed [[Boumeester Solness]] (The Master Builder), a drama by [[Henrik Johan Ibsen]], for the [[SABC]]'s [[Cape Town "B" (Afrikaans)]] radio station. [[Henrik Johan Ibsen]] was a famous Norwegian playwright and theatre director, and was one of the founders of modernism in theatre and as was one of the most influential playwrights in Western literature. He is often referred to as "the father of realism" and the most influential playwright of the 19th century.
-November 23, 1945: [[Truida Pohl]] produced [[Die Dood van Socrates]] ([[The Death of Socrates]]) ([[Clifford Bax]]), for the [[SABC]]'s [[Cape Town "B" (Afrikaans)]] radio station which was arranged by [[Kenlis Hartland Swan]].
+November 23, 1945: [[Truida Pohl]] produced [[Die Dood van Socrates]] ([[The Death of Socrates]] based on the play by English playwright, [[Clifford Bax]]), for the [[SABC]]'s [[Cape Town "B" (Afrikaans)]] radio station which was arranged by [[Kenlis Hartland Swan]].
 In 1948 the Louw family went to Holland, where she worked for the [[Afrikaans]] service of  Radio Nederland.

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 == Sources ==
-[[Radio Week]], SABC's weekly magazine. November ?, 1945.
+[[Radio Week]], SABC's weekly magazine. November 2, 1945.
 [[Radio Week]], SABC's weekly magazine. November 16, 1945.

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 == Sources ==
 [[ESAT Bibliography Dur-Dz|Du Toit, P.J.]], 1988.
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 Obituary, ''[[Die Burger]]'', 28th August 2004.
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	After her second marriage she assumed [[Truida Louw]] as her professional name and began to make her name as a professional director for radio, stage and film. She also taught theatre studies at the [[University of Pretoria]].		After her second marriage she assumed [[Truida Louw]] as her professional name and began to make her name as a professional director for radio, stage and film. She also taught theatre studies at the [[University of Pretoria]].
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		+	November 5, 1945: [[Truida Pohl]] directed [[Boumeester Solness]] (The Master Builder), a drama by [[Henrik Johan Ibsen]], for the [[SABC]]'s [[Cape Town "B" (Afrikaans)]] radio station. [[Henrik Johan Ibsen]] was a famous Norwegian playwright and theatre director, and was one of the founders of modernism in theatre and as well as being of one of the most influential playwrights in Western literature. He is often referred to as "the father of realism" and the most influential playwright of the 19th century.

	November 23, 1945: [[Truida Pohl]] produced [[Die Dood van Socrates]] ([[The Death of Socrates]]) ([[Clifford Bax]]), for the [[SABC]]'s [[Cape Town "B" (Afrikaans)]] radio station which was arranged by [[Kenlis Hartland Swan]].		November 23, 1945: [[Truida Pohl]] produced [[Die Dood van Socrates]] ([[The Death of Socrates]]) ([[Clifford Bax]]), for the [[SABC]]'s [[Cape Town "B" (Afrikaans)]] radio station which was arranged by [[Kenlis Hartland Swan]].

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 She died in Johannesburg on 17 August, 2004.
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 She never considered herself an actress, besides a number of roles for her father and as a young woman (at the time performing  under the name [[Truida Pohl]]). Her roles included the lead in the [[Denne-oord Opleidingskollege]] production of ''[[Beatrys]]'' in 1937*?.
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 After her second marriage she assumed [[Truida Louw]] as her professional name and began to make her name as a professional director for radio, stage and film. She also taught theatre studies at the [[University of Pretoria]].
 In 1948 the Louw family went to Holland, where she worked for the [[Afrikaans]] service of  Radio Nederland.