Mandela : The rebel who led his nation to freedom

Kramer, Ann

Notes
Beginning when he was a child, he impressed everyone around him. His given name meant troublemaker but no one would have guessed just how much trouble he would be. His one aim in life - equality for all, no matter what. This biography introduces readers not only to Mandela, but also to the political turmoil that affected South Africa for over a century. It begins with Mandela’s birth, and covers his school years, his political ventures, imprisonment, release, presidency, Nobel Peace Prize, and retirement. There is also a time line that runs along the bottom of each page spread.
Contents
Contents : early years - childhood on the Veldt -- Xhosa - a noble background -- starting school -- Leaving Qunu -- a serious student - life in the great place -- european domination -- becoming a man -- boarding school -- running away -- In Prison - Johannesburg -- politics and marriage -- apartheid -- defiance and treason -- on the run -- life imprisonment -- Mr President - free mandela -- release from prison -- free elections -- becoming president -- retirement -- glossary -- bibliography and index.
Additional Info
Alternate Dewey 968.06
Location edition Bar Code due date
Non-fiction 52123
Dewey:Famous People
ISBN:1845660579
pub:2005
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