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Jens Bjerre (adventurer)
Jens Bjerre (born 16 March 1921) is a Danish author, filmmaker and adventurer. He trained as a journalist at newspapers in provincial Denmark before becoming political editor at ''Aftenbladet'' in Copenhagen in 1943–47. During the German occupation of Denmark, Bjerre was active in the resistance group BOPA. In 1947, Bjerre embarked on a lifelong career as a freelance journalist by going to South Africa, where he lived among the San bushmen and studied their culture and customs. The following year, he returned and shot the documentary movie ''Kalahari'', which gives an insight into the lives and rituals of this ancient people. In the mid-1960s, Bjerre spent almost a year among the nomadic aborigines of the Northern Territory in Australia. Jens Bjerre has written five books about his travels and encounters with primitive people, which have been translated into 15 languages. His latest book is the memories ''Lost Worlds'' from (2005). Bjerre was chairman of the Danish branch of The Adventures Club in 1977 and is the only living honorary member of the club.
== Travel writer ==
In 1947, Bjerre began working as a freelance travel journalist. He has written articles for numerous Danish and international newspapers and magazines such as ''Life Magazine'', ''Paris Match'' and ''The London Illustrated News'', and he has also produced radio features from Africa for the BBC.
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