DescriptionCilliers-gelofte, 1938-film, Die bou van 'n nasie.jpg
Afrikaans: Uitbeelding van Cilliers se voordrag van die gelofte, 1838. Die gelofte is op 9 Des. voor sowat 460 voortrekkers en ander teenwoordiges aan die Wasbankrivier voorgedra, en is elke aand daarop bevestig tot die 15de, toe Dingaan se impies om die laer saamgetrek was. In 1938 het die Suid-Afrikaanse Spoorweë se publisiteitsafdeling Die bou van 'n nasie / They built a nation vervaardig, met o.m. Myles Bourke as Piet Retief, en toneelspelers van die Volksteater-toneelgroep. Die regiseurs was Joseph Albrecht en A.A. Pienaar.
Cilliers sou in sy Joernaal skryf: "ek het in my swakheid voldoen aan die begeerte van al die amptenare, ook wis ek dat die meerderheid burgers daarvoor was. ...op 'n kanonwa [is die gelofte voorgedra] ... op 'n eenvoudige wyse so plegtig as die Heer my daartoe in staat gestel het."
English: Reenactment of the vow taken by Cilliers, some 460 voortrekkers and others present on 9 Dec. 1838 at the Wasbank River, and confirmed every evening up to the 15th when the enemy was in view. In 1938 the South African Railways and Harbours public relations department produced Die bou van 'n nasie / They built a nation, which included Myles Bourke as Piet Retief and actors of the "Volksteater-toneelgroep". The directors were Joseph Albrecht and A.A. Pienaar.
Cilliers would recall in his memoirs: "I conceded in my weakness to the wish of all the officials, also was I aware that the majority of burghers were in favour of it. ... on a canon carriage [was the vow delivered] ... in a simple way, with as much dignity as the Lord enabled me to do."
Español: Escena de la película sudafricana Die Bou van 'n Nasie de 1938 que reconstruye el momento del pacto de 1838.
Français : Scène du vœu prononcé par Sarel Cilliers dans le film Die Bou van 'n Nasie (ils ont construit une nation) réalisé en 1938 par Joseph Albrecht et A.A. Pienaar.
Date
Original 1938
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From display in Voortrekker Monument Museum
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