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  • Uys Krige

    …Kentering (1935; ā€œTurningsā€); a play, Magdelena Retief (1938); and a volume of poetic tales, Die palmboom (1940; ā€œThe Palm Treeā€). He served as a war correspondent with the South African forces in North Africa (1940–41) and was captured at Tobruk. He was sent to Italy as a prisoner of war,…

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    …Kentering (1935; ā€œTurningsā€); a play, Magdelena Retief (1938); and a volume of poetic tales, Die palmboom (1940; ā€œThe Palm Treeā€). He served as a war correspondent with the South African forces in North Africa (1940–41) and was captured at Tobruk. He was sent to Italy as a prisoner of war,…

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