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| + | ''Contact Five'' by [[Lewis Sowden]]. Written and performed in 1945 by the [[Johannesburg Operatic and Dramatic Society]] at the [[Library Theatre]]. Set in Holland, it centres on an indomitable family which has been chosen by the German commander of the occupied district, to provide him with certain home comforts. The manuscript of the text is in the CESAT files (no 556/88) in the National Film and Video Archives, Pretoria. | ||
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Contact Five by Lewis Sowden. Written and performed in 1945 by the Johannesburg Operatic and Dramatic Society at the Library Theatre. Set in Holland, it centres on an indomitable family which has been chosen by the German commander of the occupied district, to provide him with certain home comforts. The manuscript of the text is in the CESAT files (no 556/88) in the National Film and Video Archives, Pretoria.
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