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| − | ''[[Die Boerevrou]]'' was the first | + | ''[[Die Boerevrou]]'' was the first women's journal in [[Afrikaans]]. |
It was published in Pretoria by founding editor [[Mabel Malherbe]] in March, 1919, and would be in print till December 1931. Though with a small readersjip it was influential and published, among other things, the a large number of literary works by [[Afrikaans]] writers and artists. | It was published in Pretoria by founding editor [[Mabel Malherbe]] in March, 1919, and would be in print till December 1931. Though with a small readersjip it was influential and published, among other things, the a large number of literary works by [[Afrikaans]] writers and artists. | ||
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Among the contributors over the years included [[M.E.R.]], [[Eugène Marais]], [[Jan F.E. Celliers]], [[A.G. Visser]], [[Toon van den Heever]], [[F.W. Reitz]], | Among the contributors over the years included [[M.E.R.]], [[Eugène Marais]], [[Jan F.E. Celliers]], [[A.G. Visser]], [[Toon van den Heever]], [[F.W. Reitz]], | ||
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https://af.wikipedia.org/wiki/Die_Boerevrou | https://af.wikipedia.org/wiki/Die_Boerevrou | ||
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Latest revision as of 11:11, 12 July 2019
Die Boerevrou was the first women's journal in Afrikaans.
It was published in Pretoria by founding editor Mabel Malherbe in March, 1919, and would be in print till December 1931. Though with a small readersjip it was influential and published, among other things, the a large number of literary works by Afrikaans writers and artists.
Among the contributors over the years included M.E.R., Eugène Marais, Jan F.E. Celliers, A.G. Visser, Toon van den Heever, F.W. Reitz,
Sources
https://af.wikipedia.org/wiki/Die_Boerevrou
Go to ESAT Bibliography
Return to
Return to ESAT Venues B
Return to South African Theatre Venues, Companies, Societies, etc
Return to The ESAT Entries
Return to Main Page
