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| − | [[Eisteddfodau]] is the plural for the noun Eisteddfod, and refers to the general movement. | + | #REDIRECT[[Eisteddfod]] |
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| − | = Nature of an Eisteddfod =
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| − | == Origins ==
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| − | = Establishment in South Africa =
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| − | Established in South Africa in 1931 by *** . ***.
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| − | == Afrikaans Eisteddfodau ==
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| − | There were also an [[Afrikaans]] language Eisteddfod, ** (For example, in 1936 the [[Kaapstadse Afrikaanse Toneelvereniging]] won first and second prize with excerpts from ''[[Gebroke Drade]]'' (Van Bruggen) and ''[[Die Kwaksalwer]]'' (Leipold)
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| − | === Sources ===
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| − | Kruger 199*, P.28;
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| − | Binge, 1969, p197 *
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| − | == English Eisteddfodau ==
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| − | === [[Eastern Cape Eisteddfod]] ===
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