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E.A. Venter (1914-1968) was a minister, academic, philosopher, cultural historian, editor, author and playwright.
Not to be confused with the chemical scientist, E.A. Venter.
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Biography
Born Erasmus Albertus Venter on 21 June 1914 in die district of Winburg and studied at A brilliant student, he ultimately obtained three doctorates.
Became an NG Church Minister in 1938, serving in the congregations of Noorder-Paarl, Robertson, Cape Town, Tarkastad and De Aar. He later served on the Raad van die NG Kerke (Council of NG churches) and other capacities. In 1952 he became the Head of the Department of Philosophy at the University of the Orange Free State.
As an author and researcher he wrote biographies of the authors Totius, A.G. Visser (A. G. Visser in Woord en Beeld ),
Other well-known books include 400 Leiers In Suid Afrika Oor Vier Eeue: Beskouinge Oor Vierhonderd Leierfigure In Suid Afrika Sedert Die Grondlegging and Ons Geskiedenis in Beeld: Fotoalbum van Ons Volksleiers en Volksmonumente,
He passed away in Bloemfontein on 10 October 1968
Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance
Plays include Natalia (Historiese Drama in Drie Bedrywe, H.A.U.M. Jacques Dusseau & Co., 1939) and Ontgroening (1946), Een… Twee… Drie… (1956).
Sources
https://www.gemeentegeskiedenis.co.za/venter-erasmus-albertus/
Natalia, Bookdealers website[1]
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