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Boetman Is Die Bliksem In (Afrikaans, Paperback)
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In Mei 2000 skryf die joernalis Chris Louw 'n ope brief aan Willem de Klerk waarin hy sy griewe lug teenoor die regering wat aan bewind was in die tyd van die Grensoorlog (ongeveer 1966-1989).
Chris Louw, oftewel "Boetman", is ontnugter deur die patriargale leiding van die Afrikanermans van daardie tyd.
Pieter Fourie het Chris Louw se brief omskryf tot 'n drama waarin verskillende stemme en menings gehoor kan word, onder andere die van 'n ma wat haar seun in die Grensoorlog verloor het, die joernalis Annesu de Vos wat met Chris Louw 'n debat op LitNet gevoer het en 'n swart aktivis.
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| Summary | In Mei 2000 skryf die joernalis Chris Louw 'n ope brief aan Willem de Klerk waarin hy sy griewe lug teenoor die regering wat aan bewind was in die tyd van die Grensoorlog (ongeveer 1966–1989)... |
| Author | Pieter Fourie |
| Publisher | Protea Boekwinkel / Protea Book House |
| Release date | 20190701 |
| Pages | 72 |
| ISBN | 1-4853-0866-6 |
| ISBN 13 | 978-1-4853-0866-9 |
