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Written by Web Master
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Tuesday, 31 July 2007 |
 The Bulteels; The Story of a Huguenot Family Welcome to our revamped Bulteel.org website. We hope that this change will make things easier for everyone. It will be easier for you to find the information you are looking for and for us to update the site with news and information in a more timely manner. With this new CMS (Content Management System) I hope that we will be able to allow everyone to update the site with any new tidbit of information. So that we can allow you to do that, please register with us. Your information will only be used to send you The Bulteel Newsletter and not for any marketing purposes. If you have any questions please get in touch with us. By the way, sorry for the mess! We are still finishing things up, so you may see changes next time you come visit the site. You will definitely see more content coming soon. |
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Vivien Allen has published Kruger's Pretoria |
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Written by Patrick Bulteel
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Wednesday, 01 August 2007 |
Kruger's Pretoria Second Edition Fully updated, corrected and re-set, this second edition documents those buildings that have disappeared since 1971 and the prospects for those that remain. It also gives short accounts of the people - Boers and British South Africans - who built the city, as well as some who visited and wrote about it. From the preface... This book had it origins, which it betrays on every page, in daily journalism, a series of feature articles for The Pretoria News written between 1968 and 1970. Since then much has changed and that era now seems as remote as Kruger’s did in 1970. The original text is reprinted with only minimal editing. Pretoria today is, of course, a different place, not just politically but in the street scene. Though many of the buildings discussed in Kruger’s Pretoria survive in 2005, some of them have disappeared, such as the old Town Hall and the first Opera House. |
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