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- 1. Heroes - KLARA MAJOLA
- 2. What is a hero? Who can be a hero?
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- 4. This happened about 60 (July 1950) years ago. There were no cell phones or radios to contact each other, no big searchlights to conduct a night search. Farm workers lived in small cottages with gas lamps for light and fires to keep warm in the winter.
- 5. The story is set in the Koue Bokkeveld, which is renowned for its bitterly cold winters.
- 6. Klara was a little girl who lived on a farm in the Western Cape. Her father was blind and her mother worked in the farmer's house. During the day Klara's father looked after the three children. Klara helped him clean the house and in the afternoon the children would play outside.
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- 11. She put on her coat, because the wind was cold and set of on the path her father had taken. Much later some farm workers brought Klara's father home. They had found him wandering far from his path.
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