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    Nelson Nelson Mandelas Statement From The Dock From The Movie

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    Nelson Mandela planned sabotage not out of recklessness or love of violence, but because 50 years of non-violence had failed to achieve equal rights for Africans in South Africa. Mandela wanted a just share for Africans in all of South Africa, with equal political rights and one man, one vote. He had dedicated himself to the struggle of the African people against both white and black domination, and hoped to live in a free, democratic society with equal opportunities for all.

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    Nelson Mandela planned sabotage not out of recklessness or love of violence, but because 50 years of non-violence had failed to achieve equal rights for Africans in South Africa. Mandela wanted a just share for Africans in all of South Africa, with equal political rights and one man, one vote. He had dedicated himself to the struggle of the African people against both white and black domination, and hoped to live in a free, democratic society with equal opportunities for all.

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    Nelson Mandela planned sabotage not out of recklessness or love of violence, but because 50 years of non-violence had failed to achieve equal rights for Africans in South Africa. Mandela wanted a just share for Africans in all of South Africa, with equal political rights and one man, one vote. He had dedicated himself to the struggle of the African people against both white and black domination, and hoped to live in a free, democratic society with equal opportunities for all.

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    Nelson Mandela's Statement from the Dock From the Movie

    My name is Nelson Mandela.

    I'm the first accused. I do not deny that I planned sabotage. I did
    not plan it in a spirit of recklessness nor because I have any love
    for violence. The hard facts are that 50 years of non-violence
    had brought the African people nothing but more and more repressive
    legislation and fewer and fewer rights.

    Africans want a just share in the whole of South Africa. We


    want equal political rights, one man, one vote. I
    have dedicated myself to this struggle of the African people.

    I have fought against white domination. I have fought against black


    domination. I have cherished the ideal of a free, democratic society
    where all persons live together in harmony with equal opportunities.

    It is an ideal which I hope to live for and achieve, but,


    if needs be, it is an ideal for which I am prepared to die.

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