Johannes "Jo" Albertus Boer (22 February 1895 – 12 February 1971) was a Dutch architect. His work was part of the architecture event in the art competition...
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Jo Boer may refer to: Johannes Albertus Boer (1895–1971), Dutch architect Jo Boer (writer) [nl] (1907–1993), Dutch writer, 1948 winner of the Vijverberg...
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Jacob and Dirk van Niekerk, Johannes van As, Francois Villion, Jacob Brouwer, Jan van Eden, Hermanus Potgieter, Albertus Gildenhuis, and Jacobus van den...
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1853 - 22 Jun 1853 Henricus Albertus Pretorius, 9 Aug 1853 - 13 Aug 1853 Cornelis Potgieter, 19 Sep 1853 - 10 Apr 1854 Johannes Hermanus Grobler, 7 Jun 1854...
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born in Uitenhage, Cape Province on 10 May 1840 as the daughter of Johannes Albertus Gerhardus Maré (also spelt Maree) and Susara Johanna Adriana Kok....
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Irene, Gauteng (category Second Boer War concentration camps)
Veterinary College. Irene was first proclaimed a township in 1902 by Johannes Albertus van der Byl (better known as Bertie), who had bought the Irene Estate...
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Johannes Albertus Munnik Hertzog (Afrikaans pronunciation: [ˈalbərt ˈɦærtsɔχ]; 4 July 1899 – 5 November 1982) was a South African politician, Afrikaner...
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Jennifer Anne Glover Cornelis Boer Tjaart Johannes Steenkamp Dirk Johannes Jacobus Van Der Spuy Albertus Adriaan Lubbe Johannes Petrus Jacobus Liebenberg...
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Petrus Albertus Coetsee jr., 1883–1892 Louis Petrus Vorster, 1893–1905 Dirk Postma, 1906 – 29 December 1940 (died in office) Dr. Stephanus Johannes van der...
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President. 1876–1902 Geert Boer (Docent) 1900–1918 Albertus Rooks (Principal) 1919–1925 John Hiemenga 1925–1930 Johannes Broene 1930–1933 Rienk Kuiper...
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