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Johan Andreas Rautenbach
Johan Andreas Rautenbach was born in Kroonstad in the Orange Free State of South Africa and grew up on a farm near Kroonstad. The family used to have a Friesland Dairy farm and gre...view moreJohan Andreas Rautenbach was born in Kroonstad in the Orange Free State of South Africa and grew up on a farm near Kroonstad. The family used to have a Friesland Dairy farm and grew crops mostly for the dairy cows and bulls which were sold to other Friesland studs. He went to primary school in Kroonstad and High School in Central High School in Bloemfontein, the Capital of the Free State. After High school he went to University (College) which was then called Potchefstroom University for Christian Higher Education. Today it is called North - West University. The course was called B. Comm. and the main subjects were Accounting and Business Economics and South African and Dutch and Roman Law. Other subjects were English and German and International Law and so on. He also did a Postgraduate management course at Pretoria University. He started off as an accountant in the family business and went on to become Managing Director in one of the Group’s branches. The third generation of the family lost interest in the business and everything was sold lock stock and barrel. Andre now had to find a new direction in occupation and turned to Mechanical and Electrical projects. In this process he became a Millwright and Mechanical Engineer. The last project he was involved in was called the Majuba Rail Project, which involved building a 68 km railroad to the Majuba Power Station for supplying coal the Power Station for burning coal in the huge boilers. That equals to about 14 million tons of coal per annum. This produced steam to drive massive turbines which in turn drove massive generators to produce much needed electricity for the South African electrical grid. After this Andre took a sabbatical of 7 years to write a series of 7 books called A Third of the Submarines in the sea died, The Lost 13 Tribes of Israel, Apocalypsis and others.view less
Books by Johan Andreas Rautenbach
The Lost 13 Tribes of Israel: God's Letter of Divorce A Third of the Submarines in the Sea Died: Wormwood (Chernobyl) Rating: 0 out of 5 stars0 ratings