Joost de Blank

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Joost de Blank was a 20th-century Anglican clergyman known for his outspoken opposition to apartheid while serving as Archbishop of Cape Town.

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instanceOf Anglican bishop
Archbishop of Cape Town
human
areaOfActivism civil rights
racial equality in South Africa
countryOfBirth Netherlands
countryOfCitizenship United Kingdom
dateOfBirth 1908-11-14
dateOfDeath 1968-03-01
denomination Anglican Communion
surface form: Anglican
educatedAt Merchant Taylors' School, Northwood
Queens' College, Cambridge NERFINISHED
Ridley Hall, Cambridge
employer Anglican Church of Southern Africa
Church of England
endTime 1957 (as Bishop of Stepney)
1963 (as Archbishop of Cape Town)
familyName de Blank
givenName Joost
hasEthnicGroup Dutch
knownFor criticizing racial segregation in churches
publicly challenging apartheid laws in South Africa
languageOfWorkOrName Dutch
English
memberOf Anglican Church of Southern Africa
Church of England
notableFor anti-apartheid activism
opposition to apartheid
notableWork sermons against apartheid policies
occupation Anglican priest
clergyman
ordination 1932
partOf Anglican Communion
placeOfBirth Rotterdam
placeOfDeath London, England
surface form: London
positionHeld Archbishop of Cape Town
Bishop of Stepney
religion Anglicanism
sexOrGender male
startTime 1952 (as Bishop of Stepney)
1957 (as Archbishop of Cape Town)
workLocation Cape Town
London, England
surface form: London

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Archbishop of Cape Town officeHolder Joost de Blank