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Maria Elizabeth Rothmann

1875 – 1975

South African writer

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Lived 1875 – 1975 (aged 100). Maria Elizabeth Rothmann was a South African writer.

Maria Elizabeth Rothmann, penname M.E.R. (28 August 1875 – 7 September 1975) was an Afrikaans writer, and co-founder of the Voortrekkers youth movement. Die Sokka-boek: stories van 'n skaaphond (The Sokka book: stories of a sheep dog) – 1926 Vanmelewe: stories van die voorouers (Times past: stories of the forebears) – 1926 Onweershoogte en ander verhale (Stormy heights and other stories) – 1927 Die kammalanders (Denizens of Kammaland) – 1928 Die oorwinnaar: verhale van President Steyn (The victor: stories of President Steyn) collected by M.E.R. – 1929 Jong dae: 'n meisies-storie (Young days: a girls story) – 1933 Sokka se plaas (Sokka's farm) – 1933 Na vaste gange (Towards firm corridors) – 1944 Drie vertellings (Three narratives) – 1944 Uit en tuis (Home and away) – 1946 Stoute bengel: 'n verhaal uit die lewe (Wayward boy: a story from life) – 1947 Die eindelose waagstuk (The endless wager) – 1948 Die gewers (The givers) – 1950 Goedgeluk (Fortuity) – 1958 The drostdy at Swellendam (The Drostdy at Swellendam), with A. Rothmann—1960 Die tweeling trek saam (The twins join the Trek) – 1960 Kom nader; bloemlesing uit die werk van M.E.R. (Come hither; anthology from the work of M.E.R.) – 1965 So is onse maniere (Thus are our customs) – 1965 Vroue wat Jesus geken het (The women who knew Jesus) – 1965 Karlien en Kandas (Karlien and Kandas) – 1969 My beskeie deel; 'n outobiografiese vertelling (My humble share; an autobiographical narrative) – 1972 Familiegesprek: briewe aan haar dogter (Family conversation: letters to her daughter) – 1976 Van naby gesien: ’n keur uit die kortkuns van M.E.R. (Seen from nearby: a choice selection from the short stories of M.E.R.), compiled by Elize Botha) – 1976 'n Kosbare erfenis: briewe 1916–1975 (A treasured inheritance: letters 1916–1975) compiled by Alba Bouwer, Anna Rothmann and Rykie van Reenen—1977 M.E.R.-versebundel (M.E.R. poem volume), compiled by Carl Lohann, music by Awie van Wyk, illustrations by Ina Pfeiffer—1985

She translated the following works from Dutch to Afrikaans: Tant Alie van Transvaal: die dagboek van Alie Badenhorst (Aunt Alie of Transvaal: the diary of Alie Badenhorst) – 1939 Oorlogsdagboek van ’n Transvaalse burger te velde 1900 — 1901 (War diary of a Transvaal citizen in the field 1900 — 1901), a candid diary of her brother Fritz Rothmann—1976

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Education
South African College, Bachelor of Arts
Awards
Hertzog Prize
Also known as
M.E.R.

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Who was Maria Elizabeth Rothmann?

South African writer

When was Maria Elizabeth Rothmann born?

Maria Elizabeth Rothmann was born on 28 August 1875 in Swellendam.

When did Maria Elizabeth Rothmann die?

Maria Elizabeth Rothmann died on 7 September 1975 in Swellendam.

What was Maria Elizabeth Rothmann's occupation?

Maria Elizabeth Rothmann was a writer.

What nationality was Maria Elizabeth Rothmann?

Maria Elizabeth Rothmann was South African.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Maria Elizabeth Rothmann

· Wikidata: Q6712187

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