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| − | ''[[Volksblad]]'' | + | ''[[Volksblad]]'' ([[Dutch]] and [[Afrikaans]] for "people's paper" and can refer to any of two newspapers published in South Africa: |
| − | == Return to | + | =''[[Het Volksblad]]'' ("The people's paper") , Cape Town (mid to late 19th century)= |
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| + | =''[[Die Volksblad]]'' ("The people's paper"), Bloemfontein (1944-)= | ||
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| + | A daily [[Afrikaans]]-language (earlier [[Dutch]]) newspaper in Bloemfontein, founded in 1904. | ||
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| + | Originally known as [[Die Volksblad]], it was renamed ''[[Volksblad]]'' in the 1990s(?). | ||
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Latest revision as of 05:58, 6 August 2020
Volksblad (Dutch and Afrikaans for "people's paper" and can refer to any of two newspapers published in South Africa:
Het Volksblad ("The people's paper") , Cape Town (mid to late 19th century)
Die Volksblad ("The people's paper"), Bloemfontein (1944-)
A daily Afrikaans-language (earlier Dutch) newspaper in Bloemfontein, founded in 1904.
Originally known as Die Volksblad, it was renamed Volksblad in the 1990s(?).
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