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    • Kloster Corvey 

      Walton, James, 1911-1999
      Drawing of Kloster Corvey.

    • Klub Here Sewentien Collection index 

      Manuscripts Section, Stellenbosch University Library and Information Service
      This index describes the Klub Here Sewentien collection which consists of material belonging to Klub Here Sewentien and contains agendas ; minutes ; circulars ; visitors' book ; finances ; constitution ; correspondence ; ...

    • Kneeling girl 

      Kottler, Moses (1923)

    • Knysna, corrugated iron cottages 

      Pretorius, Andre, 1935-2006
      Photograph depicting 2 corrugated iron cottages at Knysna.

    • Knysna, Dutch Reformed Church 

      Bochumer (Firm)
      Knysna, Nederduitse Gereformeerde Kerk. The Nederduitse Gereformeerde Kerk in Knysna has a neat appearance with its white tower. The church was built in 1922 by Simpson and Bridgman. In the tower hangs a bell that has been ...

    • Knysna, from the estate of Mr. Dumie 

      Unknown author
      View on Knysna lagoon, possibly from Belvedere.

    • Knysna, Holy Trinity Church 

      C. & G. Mears (Firm)
      Photographs and information on the Holy Trinity Church and its bell in Belvedere, Knysna. Outside Knysna, the Belvidere Manor, Holy Trinity Church is a Sophie Gray building with a bell sitting in a bell cote. Information ...

    • Knysna, Millwood House 

      Pretorius, Andre, 1935-2006
      2 Photographs depicting Millwood House at Knysna.

    • Knysna, Rondevleihoogte, Lutheran Church 

      Kunstwerkstatten Maria Laach (Firm)
      Photographs and information on the St. Michaelis Lutheran Church and its bell in Rondevleihoogte, near Knysna. The St Michaelis Lutheran Church lies in Rondevleihoogte, a small village between George and Sedgefield. The ...

    • Knysna, St. George Anglican Church 

      Unknown author
      Photographs and information the St. George Anglican Church in Knysna. he St. George & St. James Anglican Church in Knysna consists of two church buildings. The original church is a Sophie Gray Church and dates from 1855. ...

    • Knysna, The Heads 

      Pretorius, Andre, 1935-2006
      Photograph depicting The Heads at Knysna.

    • Die koers deur die Voortrekkers vir ons aangewys 

      Thom, Hendrik Bernardus, 1905-1983
      Paper on the direction and heritage of the Voortrekkers, including their influence on race relations, nationalism and family life in South Africa. Delivered in Tulbagh, June 1938 as part of Voortrekker centenary celebrations.

    • Koers in 'n koerslose wereld 

      Naude, Beyers, 1915-2004
      Youth sermon held at Pretoria entitled, "Pace in a directionless world".

    • Die koers van ons helde 

      Thom, Hendrik Bernardus, 1905-1983
      Outlines of two addresses on South African heroes, delivered at Heroes day celebrations, Heidelberg and Swellendam respectively, 9-10 October 1942.

    • Koinonia presents Folk Fun 

      South African Folk Music Association (1968-11)
      The Folk Fun programme included a list of musicians according to their scheduled time slots, a write-up pertaining to The South African Folk Music Association as well as reasons for joining the society which was accompanied ...

    • Kol Nidrei eliminated 

      Unknown author (S.A. Amalgamated Jewish Press Ltd, 1927-11-11)
      Newspaper article with references to music.

    • Kole Omotoso interview 

      Omotoso, Kole (2017-05-31)

    • 'n Kollegiale gesprek oor die 'pedagogie van hoop' 

      Botman, H. Russel (2010-08)
      Opening remarks by Russel Botman, Rector and Vice-Chancellor at a collegial discussion on the 'Pedagogy of the hope', JN de Villiers Hall, Tygerberg campus, 18 August 2010.

    • De kolonien en staten van Zuid-Afrika : gids voor hen, die zich naar die streken wenschen te begeven 

      Junius, J. H. (Tiel : H.C.A. Campagne & Zoon, 1882)
      Dutch pamphlet in support of emigration to South Africa.

    • Kom almal seker nou 

      Naude, Beyers, 1915-2004
      Pentecost sermon held at Loxton entitled, "Everyone probably coming now".