Concetti Chiave
- Nelson Mandela was a qualified lawyer and a member of the African National Congress, actively fighting against apartheid policies in South Africa.
- After leaving the country in 1962, Mandela was arrested upon his return and spent about 30 years in prison, becoming a symbol of resistance against apartheid.
- Mandela won the Nobel Peace Prize and was elected as the first President of the democratic Republic of South Africa.
- In a letter, Mandela emphasized the importance of peace, democracy, and freedom, advocating for a non-racial election to break the white monopoly.
- Mandela called for unity among all South Africans to ensure the march towards freedom and democracy remains irreversible, promoting equality and racial harmony.
NELSON MANDELA
He qualified in law. He was part of ANC (African Nation Congress).
He fighted, across / through resistance, against apartheid policies: a jim crow (segregazione razziale) that was in Sud-Africa.
In 1962 Mandela left the country, and when he came back, he was arrested. He stay in prison for about 30 years.
He became a symbol of resistance movement against apartheid policies.
He won the Peace Nobel Prize, and he was elected President of First Republic in South Africa.
He wrote a letter.
In this, he said that:- he greet peace, democracy and freedom.
- he think that he should be a servant of people, and not a prophet (profeta).
- Today, the African people recognized that apartheid has not future.
- Apartheid destroyed (distrusse) the country and her economy.
- It should be a election with no racial basis, for limited the white monopoly.
- The inequalities must be declared (denunciate) for catch up (raggiungere) democratic country.
We call their white compatriots for make a new democratic South Africa.
He would that their march to freedom and democracy are irreversible, for guarantee equality and racial harmony.
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