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	Jonker
		In 1959 is Ingrid 26 jaar en in Kaapstad wordt 'Een bruid in de morgen' van Hugo Claus opgevoerd.
		Het is teveel voor de gevoelige Ingrid, in 1961 wordt zij enige tijd opgenomen in dezelfde psychiatrische inrichting Valkenburg, waarin haar moeder haar einde vond.
		Ingrid vervalt opnieuw in een diepe depressie en excessief alcoholgebruik.
	www.hernehim.nl /jonker.htm (1773 words)

	About Government - National Orders
		Ingrid Jonker was born on 19 September 1933 on a farm in the rural area of Douglas, near Kimberley in the Northern Cape.
		Jonker's work was also condemned by her father, then a leading member of the National Party and the chairperson of the parliamentary committee responsible for the Apartheid system of censorship.
		Ingrid Jonker's sensitive, humane and forward-looking perspectives have made her a literary icon of a whole new generation of Afrikaners and South Africans, who have re-discovered her relevance in a free and democratic South Africa.
	www.info.gov.za /aboutgovt/orders/2004/jonker.htm (571 words)

	AD.nl - Amersfoort - Met cd valt alles op zijn plek
		Ingrid Jonker zocht in alles naar de kern van zichzelf, naar de ware Ingrid Jonker, de vrouw zonder franjes.
		Ingrid Jonker zit in haar hoofd en ’gaat er niet meer uit’.
		Voor een theatershow rond Ingrid Jonker moet ze zeker nog negen gedichten van muziek voorzien.
	www.ad.nl /utrecht/amersfoort/article781732.ece (579 words)

	Encyclopedie: Nederlands: Ingrid Jonker (Wikipedia)
		Ingrid Jonker was een Zuid-Afrikaanse dichteres en schrijfster die in het Afrikaans schreef.
		Ingrid Jonker was de tweede dochter van Abraham H. Jonker, een schrijver die politicus werd voor de Nasionale Party, en Beatrice Cilliers.
		Het werk van Ingrid Jonker is in veel talen vertaald, onder andere in het Nederlands, het Engels en het Zoeloe.
	www.mijnwoordenboek.nl /encyclopedie/NL/Ingrid_Jonker (846 words)

	Ingrid Jonker (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Ingrid Jonker, the daughter of Abraham Jonker and Beatrice Cilliers, was born on a farm near Kimberley on 19 September 1933.
		Ingrid and Anna were treated as outsiders and the rift that developed between Ingrid and her father during this period threw a shadow over the rest of her life.
		Ingrid married Pieter Venter and in 1957 her daughter, Simone, was born.
	www.sahistory.org.za /pages/people/jonker,i.htm (682 words)

	Science Fair Projects - Ingrid Jonker
		Jonker was born on a farm in the rural area of Douglas, near Kimberley.
		The prestigious Ingrid Jonker Prize for the best debut work of Afrikaans or English poetry was instituted by her friends in honour of her memory after her burial in 1965.
		In what was probably the ultimate tribute to Jonker and her work, Nelson Mandela read one of her poems, "The child who was shot dead by soldiers at Nyanga", during his inaugural address at the Union Buildings in Pretoria on 9 May 1994.
	www.all-science-fair-projects.com /science_fair_projects_encyclopedia/Ingrid_Jonker (1028 words)

	Ingrid Jonker - Geolocatie.nl
		Ingrid Jonker was een Zuid-Afrikaanse dichteres en schrijfster die in het Afrikaans schreef.
		Ingrid Jonker was de tweede dochter van Abraham H. Jonker, een schrijver die politicus werd voor de Nasionale Party, en Beatrice Cilliers.
		Het werk van Ingrid Jonker is in veel talen vertaald, onder andere in het Nederlands, het Engels en het Zoeloe.
	www.geolocation.nl /Ingrid_Jonker (822 words)

	Vasu Reddy, Aktualiteit en sosiale betrokkenheid: Ingrid Jonker en Peter Horn
		Jonker se opmerkings weerspieël hier 'n duidelike ooreenkoms met trekke van die absurde wêreld wat grotendeels fungeer in die werk van dié skrywers.
		Jonker se gedig het dus nie "onbewus" literatuur geword nie - dit is as literatuur bedoel reeds met die teks se geboorte.
		Jonker se gedig dra duidelike spore van die Sharpeville-onluste in 1960 waarin omtrent sewentig swart betogers deur die polisie doodgeskiet is. 'n Verdere leidraad tot die apartheidstelsel is die woord "pas" wat assosiasies oproep van die historiese paswette.
	users.iafrica.com /h/ho/hornpet/Vasu-Reddy.htm (5900 words)

	Ingrid Jonker . 1965 . German language
		To his embarrassment, Ingrid was vehemently opposed to these laws and their political differences became public.
		The mental stress caused by the strained relationship with her father caused Ingrid to be admitted to the psychiatric clinic Valkenburg in 1961, where her mother had passed away some years before.
		Jonker was writing a new collection of poems just before her death.
	www.uk.kunsimuna.net /Ingrid_Jonker_UK_640466_mu (405 words)

	Ingrid Jonker
		Ingrid Jonker has reached iconic status in South Africa and is often called the South African Sylvia Plath, owing to the intensity of her work and the tragic course of her turbulent life.
		Jonker was born on a farm in the rural area of Douglas, near Kimberley.
		The prestigious Ingrid Jonker Prize for the best debut work of Afrikaans or English poetry was instituted by her friends in honour of her memory after her burial in 1965.
	encycl.opentopia.com /term/Ingrid_Jonker (1347 words)

	INGRID JONKER (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Nach dem Hören von Tod Ingrids sagte ihr Vater angeblich: "sie können sie zurück in das Meer für alle werfen I Obacht".
		Jonker schrieb eine neue Ansammlung Gedichte kurz vor ihrem Tod.
		Poesie Jonkers ist vom Afrikaans ins Englische, deutsches, französisches, holländisches, Hindi und Zulu, unter anderen übersetzt worden.
	www.faktedon.com /wiki/de/in/Ingrid%20Jonker.htm (786 words)

	INGRID JONKER (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Jonker foi carregado em uma fazenda na área rural de Douglas, perto de Kimberley.
		A seu embarrassement, Ingrid foi oposto vehemently a estas leis e suas diferenças políticas tornaram-se públicas.
		Em cima de seu retorno, Ingrid Jonker foi admitido outra vez a uma clínica psychiatric.
	www.faktoport.com /wiki/pt/in/Ingrid%20Jonker.htm (837 words)

	Ingrid Jonker, Die Kind
		Tijdens haar korte leven was Ingrid Jonker al een gewaardeerd schrijfster onder alle taal- en bevolkingsgroepen in haar verscheurde vaderland - een unicum in de Afrikaanse letteren.
		Ingrid Jonkers werk kreeg opeens aandacht en daarmee ook haar tragische leven.
		Ingrid Jonker is in Nederland ten onrechte onbekend gebleven.
	www.muurgedichten.nl /jonker.html (597 words)

	Ingrid Jonker
		Ingrid Jonker, the daughter of Abraham Jonker and Beatrice Cilliers, was born on a farm near Kimberley on 19 September 1933.
		Ingrid and Anna were treated as outsiders and the rift that developed between Ingrid and her father during this period threw a shadow over the rest of her life.
		Ingrid was adamantly opposed to this and their political differences became public.
	home.intekom.com /southafricanhistoryonline/pages/people/jonker,i.htm (682 words)

	RÃ¸yk og oker av Ingrid Jonker Â» Bokkilden
		Ingrid Jonker ble fÃ¸dt i 1939 i Kimberley i SÃ¸r-Afrika.
		Barndommen var brutal: moren forlot faren fÃ¸r Ingrid var fÃ¸dt, og fÃ¸r hun var fylt 10...
		Jonker opplevde stor sorg i barndommen, fÃ¸r hun fylte ti hadde hun mistet nesten alle sine nÃ¦rmeste, og hun tydde ofte til diktningen som en stÃ¸tte.
	www.bokkilden.no /SamboWeb/produkt.do?produktId=141997&rom=MP (444 words)

	LitNet \| Gesprekke oor Ingrid Jonker
		LM van der Merwe se boek Gesprekke oor Ingrid Jonker, onder redaksie van Petrovna Metelerkamp, is die jongste toevoeging tot hierdie korpus tekste.
		Anna Jonker het die onderhoud met Freda Linde en Pieter Claassens en ook die ontmoeting met Huibrecht Steenkamp gereël en was aktief betrokke by albei.
		Metelerkamp het tydens haar navorsing vir Ingrid Jonker: Beeld van ’n Digterslewe insae gehad in Jan Rabie en Marjorie Wallace se kopie van Van der Merwe se proefskrif.
	www.litnet.co.za /cgi-bin/giga.cgi?cmd=cause_dir_news_item&cause_id=1270&news_id=6807&cat_id=202 (634 words)

	INGRID JONKER (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Jonker a été soutenu à une ferme dans le secteur rural de Douglas, près de Kimberley.
		Le prix prestigieux d'Ingrid Jonker pour le meilleur travail de début de l'afrikaans ou de la poésie anglaise a été institué par ses amis en l'honneur de sa mémoire après son enterrement en 1965.
		Dans ce qui était probablement l'hommage final à Jonker et à son travail, le Nelson Mandela a lu une de ses poésies, "l'enfant qui a été tiré complètement par des soldats chez Nyanga", pendant son adresse inaugurale aux bâtiments des syndicats à Pretoria 9 mai 1994.
	www.faktis.com /wiki/fr/in/Ingrid%20Jonker.htm (906 words)

	Mixed "INGRIDients" ! - Fun Facts, Questions, Answers, Information
		Ingrid Alexandra is the daughter of Crown Prince Haakon and Princess Mette-Marit, Prince Haakon is next in line to his father, King Hararld V. A 1990 amendment to the Norwegian constitution means that the succession goes to the reigning monarch's oldest child, regardless of sex.
		Ingrid Windisch is known for her work behind the camera, most notably as executive producer of "Wings of Desire" (1987), which was remade as "City of Angels" in 1998.
		Ingrids Stoekl, Gfoelner and Salvenmoser are all Alpine skiers.
	www.funtrivia.com /en/subtopics/Mixed-INGRIDients--206624.html (1856 words)

	artsmart : arts news from kwazulu-natal : festivals
		Just as Jonker’s quest for love was never satisfied, so The Actress is almost obsessed with the writer’s short journey and through this Cilliers exposes her own psyche with raw honesty.
		The questions and comments on Jonker’s life are superbly woven into her poems and writings: a participation in something between Jonker and The Actress.
		Through the eyes of Jonker, The Actress is investigating her own inner feelings and she successfully seduces the audience into its own self-discovery.
	www.artsmart.co.za /festivals/archive/312.html (734 words)

	bowieNet.discourse.blogs
		Ingrid Jonker (19 September 1933 - 19 July 1965) was a South African poet.
		Upon her return, Ingrid Jonker was again admitted to a psychiatric clinic.
		In what was probably the ultimate tribute to Jonker and her work, Nelson Mandela read one of her poems, "The child who was shot dead by soldiers at Nyanga", during his inaugural address at the Union Buildings in Pretoria on 9 May 1994.
	www.davidbowie.com /blog/?user=samadhi&blogDate=2005-07-4 (1008 words)

	Ingrid Jonker
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		Ingrid Jonker (19 September 1933 - 19 July 1965) (OIS), was a South African poet.
		Jonker has reached iconic status in South Africa and is often called the South African Sylvia Plath, owing to the intensity of her work and the tragic course of her turbulent life.
	www.spock.com /Ingrid-Jonker (121 words)

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		It's perhaps no coincidence that Emma Thompson felt "intensely connected" to Ingrid Jonker when she first became familiar with her life and work - both are remarkable women in their own right, despite being separated by time and geography.
		Such is Jonker's legacy that her poem The Child Who Was Shot Dead by Soldiers at Nyanga was read by Nelson Mandela at the opening of the first democratically elected Parliament in 1994.
		Ingrid and her sister went through a period as "poor whites", shunted from pillar to post.
	www.artzone.co.za /template_level2.asp?parentseq=2041 (1054 words)

	Cape Argus: Unwrapping the enigma of Ingrid Jonker
		On the night of July 18-19, 1965, Ingrid Jonker walked into the sea at Three Anchor Bay, where her body was found in shallow water at about 7am by a man on his way to work.
		Ingrid was the daughter of Dr Abraham H Jonker, author, journalist (editor of Die Suiderstem), later Nationalist Party MP for Fort Beaufort for many years, and Beatrice Cilliers, an enigmatic figure who had a number of nervous breakdowns and died before Ingrid's 11th birthday.
		Beatrice had left her husband and the marriage before Ingrid was born, so Ingrid spent most of her primary school years with her grandmother "Ouma Annie" and her elder sister Anna, in abject poverty in the Strand and Gordon's Bay.
	www.capeargus.co.za /index.php?fSectionId=342&fArticleId=182666 (655 words)

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		Ingrid Jonker was the revolutionary and groundbreaking shining star of the 60's poets in South Africa, and this is her story
		Ingrid Jonker was a force to be reckoned with and one of the most widely spoken of talents to ever come out of South Africa.
		Rejected by her father - a prominent MP - before she was born, Ingrid Jonker was attracted to a string of older men, who were all seduced by her overt sexuality and childlike innocence.
	www.writingstudio.co.za /page1531.html (740 words)

	bol.com \| Boeken (Nederlands) \| Ik herhaal je, Ingrid Jonker
		Hij verhaalt over de bijzondere levensloop van Ingrid Jonker, vanaf haar prille jeugd aan de Kaapse kust, het verlies van haar moeder, haar stormachtige dichterscarrière en de publieke afwijzing door haar vader, tot aan haar tragische z3elfmoord.
		Ingrid Jonker (1933-1965) is een tragisch jong gestorven Zuid-Afrikaanse dichteres.
		Jonkers belang ligt in de eigen, gevoelige toon van haar verzen, in de verbinding van haar Meer...
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		Ingrid Jonker (1933-1965) was a sensitive, vulnerable, and defiant poet.
		In 1961, Jonker exhibited manic-depressive symptoms and was committed to a psychiatric institution.
		Jonker was again committed to a clinic which she left one cold night in 1965 to walk barefoot into the sea.
	www.codarts.nl /01_home/02_cons/01_MTA/content/items/4723.php (592 words)

	The Cerebral Catalyst
		Ingrid's shoulders are hunched over as she stares out of the window and looks at the sea of her childhood.
		Ingrid hugs her and begins to stroke her hair, saying comforting things in her ear, whispering to her so she would not disturb her father.
		Ingrid Jonker is meeting her father for the first time today.
	www.cerebralcatalyst.com /george02.htm (2144 words)

	:: JONKER FILM FOR JOBURG :: (Site not responding. Last check: )
		INGRID JONKER still has a remarkable influence on culture, 42 years after she committed suicide by drowning in the sea at Green Point in Cape Town.
		Ingrid Jonker: Her Lives and Time is the first literary documentary to get a theatrical release in South Africa.
		Ingrid Jonker was the daughter of writer, editor and member of parliament for the National Party, Abraham Jonker.
	www.igoli.gov.za /2007/apr/apr20_jonker.stm (1097 words)

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