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''[[Die Seepsteenbataljon]]'' ("The soap-stone battalion") is the title of a radio serial (1972), a television serial (1978) and a published novelization (1978), all written by [[Kobus Louw]]. | ''[[Die Seepsteenbataljon]]'' ("The soap-stone battalion") is the title of a radio serial (1972), a television serial (1978) and a published novelization (1978), all written by [[Kobus Louw]]. | ||
| − | = | + | = ''[[Die Seepsteenbataljon]]'' - The radio series = |
| + | A series of vignettes about the interrelated lives a group people living on the fourth floor of Queen's Court. It was broadcast by the [[SABC]] from June 1972. | ||
| + | = ''[[Die Seepsteenbataljon]]'' - The television series = | ||
| − | + | The radio series was adapted for television and broadcast by the [[SABC]] in 1978. | |
| + | = ''[[Die Seepsteenbataljon]]'' - The novelization = | ||
| − | + | The text was novelized and published by Tafelberg-Uitgewers in 1978. | |
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==Cast and crew== | ==Cast and crew== | ||
Revision as of 05:11, 21 June 2018
Die Seepsteenbataljon ("The soap-stone battalion") is the title of a radio serial (1972), a television serial (1978) and a published novelization (1978), all written by Kobus Louw.
Contents
Die Seepsteenbataljon - The radio series
A series of vignettes about the interrelated lives a group people living on the fourth floor of Queen's Court. It was broadcast by the SABC from June 1972.
Die Seepsteenbataljon - The television series
The radio series was adapted for television and broadcast by the SABC in 1978.
Die Seepsteenbataljon - The novelization
The text was novelized and published by Tafelberg-Uitgewers in 1978.
Cast and crew
Awards:
At the 1976 Artes Awards, the series won the Award for best drama producer (Manie van Rensburg).
Sources
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