The legacy of Marthinus L. Daneel

[Marthinus (better known as “Inus”) Daneel was born in Zimbabwe, then Southern Rhodesia, on 24th August 1936, the son of Dutch Reformed missionaries at Morgenster Mission near Masvingo (Fort Victoria). He died in Boston, Massachusetts on July 29, 2024, and leaves his wife, Dana Robert Daneel, four adult children and two adult stepchildren.]

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OpenBU (Boston University)
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2024-10-01
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African studies and sociopolitical issues
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The legacy of Marthinus L. Daneel

Allan Heaton Anderson
OpenBU (Boston University)
African studies and sociopolitical issues
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The legacy of Marthinus L. Daneel

Allan Heaton Anderson
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[Marthinus (better known as “Inus”) Daneel was born in Zimbabwe, then Southern Rhodesia, on 24th August 1936, the son of Dutch Reformed missionaries at Morgenster Mission near Masvingo (Fort Victoria). He died in Boston, Massachusetts on July 29, 2024, and leaves his wife, Dana Robert Daneel, four adult children and two adult stepchildren.]

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