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| − | ("The Good Hope") | + | ''[[De Goede Hoop]]'' ("The Good Hope") is the title of an [[Afrikaans]] cultural journal established in 1903. Founded and edited by [[J.H.H. de Waal|J.H. H. (Jannie) de Waal]] and the first number featured a play under the pseudonym "[[Jannie]]'' (presumably De Waal himself). |
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| + | Each issue gave prominent coverage to the amateur dramatic societies, including portraits of them in costume. The magazine became a leading feature of the second [[Language struggle|Taalstryd]] ("Language Struggle") for Afrikaans and was very influential in the establishment of [[Afrikaans Theatre]] throughout the country. (See Du Toit, 1988) [JH] | ||
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Latest revision as of 20:05, 27 February 2020
De Goede Hoop ("The Good Hope") is the title of an Afrikaans cultural journal established in 1903. Founded and edited by J.H. H. (Jannie) de Waal and the first number featured a play under the pseudonym "Jannie (presumably De Waal himself).
Each issue gave prominent coverage to the amateur dramatic societies, including portraits of them in costume. The magazine became a leading feature of the second Taalstryd ("Language Struggle") for Afrikaans and was very influential in the establishment of Afrikaans Theatre throughout the country. (See Du Toit, 1988) [JH]
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