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Ingaret Giffard, Lady Van der Post (1902 – 5 May 1997), was a British actress and writer, and the second wife of Sir Laurens Van der Post (CBE). Born in England, she lived with her family for four years in India, after which, back in London, she began acting and writing plays. One of her plays, "Because We Must," with Vivien Leigh, Alan Napier, Howard Wyndham, and Bronson Albery, was staged at Wyndham's Theater in 1937. Giffard wrote a memoir entitled The Way Things Happen, which was published in 1990 by William Morrow & Co. She died five months after her husband, in 1997.

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  • Ingaret Giffard, dame Van der Post (5 février 1902 - 5 mai 1997) est une actrice et autrice britannique. (fr)
  • Ingaret Giffard, Lady Van der Post (1902 – 5 May 1997), was a British actress and writer, and the second wife of Sir Laurens Van der Post (CBE). Born in England, she lived with her family for four years in India, after which, back in London, she began acting and writing plays. One of her plays, "Because We Must," with Vivien Leigh, Alan Napier, Howard Wyndham, and Bronson Albery, was staged at Wyndham's Theater in 1937. Giffard wrote a memoir entitled The Way Things Happen, which was published in 1990 by William Morrow & Co. She died five months after her husband, in 1997. (en)
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  • Ingaret Giffard, Lady Van der Post (1902 – 5 May 1997), was a British actress and writer, and the second wife of Sir Laurens Van der Post (CBE). Born in England, she lived with her family for four years in India, after which, back in London, she began acting and writing plays. One of her plays, "Because We Must," with Vivien Leigh, Alan Napier, Howard Wyndham, and Bronson Albery, was staged at Wyndham's Theater in 1937. Giffard also traveled to the Sudan and to South Africa, and she met Van der Post in London in 1936, where he was working as a journalist. He had been born, raised, and started his career in South Africa. They were both married to others when they met; it wasn't until 1949 that both were free to marry each other. Giffard introduced her husband to Carl G. Jung, whose analytic techniques had helped her troubled mother. The Van der Posts moved to Switzerland, where Jung lived, and became part of his circle of friends. Giffard herself trained as a lay Jungian analyst. Giffard wrote a memoir entitled The Way Things Happen, which was published in 1990 by William Morrow & Co. She died five months after her husband, in 1997. Giffard's papers are held at Durham University Library. (en)
  • Ingaret Giffard, dame Van der Post (5 février 1902 - 5 mai 1997) est une actrice et autrice britannique. (fr)
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