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    1) Nelson Mandela was born in 1918 in South Africa and became involved in politics and the anti-apartheid movement in the 1940s by forming the African National Congress youth league. 2) He received the Nobel Peace Prize in 1993 for his role in ending apartheid and promoting reconciliation between enemies through admitting faults on both sides. 3) In his Nobel acceptance speech, Mandela said they were representing millions who fought against apartheid, not as enemies of South Africa but as opponents of the inhuman apartheid system, and that ending apartheid would be a common victory over racism.

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    1) Nelson Mandela was born in 1918 in South Africa and became involved in politics and the anti-apartheid movement in the 1940s by forming the African National Congress youth league. 2) He received the Nobel Peace Prize in 1993 for his role in ending apartheid and promoting reconciliation between enemies through admitting faults on both sides. 3) In his Nobel acceptance speech, Mandela said they were representing millions who fought against apartheid, not as enemies of South Africa but as opponents of the inhuman apartheid system, and that ending apartheid would be a common victory over racism.

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    1) Nelson Mandela was born in 1918 in South Africa and became involved in politics and the anti-apartheid movement in the 1940s by forming the African National Congress youth league. 2) He received the Nobel Peace Prize in 1993 for his role in ending apartheid and promoting reconciliation between enemies through admitting faults on both sides. 3) In his Nobel acceptance speech, Mandela said they were representing millions who fought against apartheid, not as enemies of South Africa but as opponents of the inhuman apartheid system, and that ending apartheid would be a common victory over racism.

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    NOBEL PEACE PRIZE INTERVIEW

    Tell me your life?


    I was born on July 18, 1918 in the royal family of thembu, a tribe that
    lived in a fertile valley in the Eastern Cape. Politics begins to play a
    very significant role in my life. Moved by the humiliation and suffering
    of the tour people and offended by the increasingly unjust and
    intolerable laws in 1944 I Walter Sisulu And Oliver Tambo and
    together with others formed the anc youth league within a few years I
    became a president. I got married to Winnie the same year. In 1962 I
    was again arrested for high treason and sentenced to five years in
    prison.
    What are your interests in peace?
    my interests are the rapprochement between enemies achieved
    through the admission of their own faults but in addition to this I have
    another interest that of considering the interests of all
    What is the most important event in your life?
    The most important event of my life was when I finished law studies
    at university and with tambo started the first law firm for blacks.
    What are the feelings and thoughts while working for peace?
    I have hostile feelings as I work to eliminate racism. My thinking is
    that I must and will have to fight over principles and ideas without
    personal hatred.
    What did he say when he received the award?
    when i received the nobel prize i said we are here today as mere
    representatives of millions of people around the world, the anti-
    apartheid movement, the governments and organizations that fought
    with us, not to fight against South Africa as a country or against one
    of its peoples, but to oppose the inhuman system and commit to a
    quick end to the crimes against humanity caused by apartheid. When
    this time comes, we will rejoice together in a common victory against
    racism, apartheid and white rule. He had the courage to admit that a
    terrible mistake had been made for our country, and for the people,
    with the imposition of the apartheid system. We hear the rumors that
    there is an appeal from the many, scattered throughout the universe,
    who want an end to the apartheid system.

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