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    succeed (Mandela‚ 1991: 116). Mandela helped create Umkhonto we Sizwe‚ meaning spear of the nation‚ which is the course of action they took to go against Apartheid (Mandela‚ 1991: 116). It was linked to the African National Congress. Umkhonto we Sizwe was a non violence organization however when the government started to use violence‚ Umkhonto we Sizwe had no other option but to reply with Violence (Mandela‚ 1991: 117). The people of Umkhonto we Sizwe were defined as terrorists; however they were merely

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    equal human rights) (Unwembi‚ 2011) and was the leader of Umkhonto we Sizwe‚ the rebellious part of ANC. Even though Umkhonto we Sizwe set up a series of attacks‚ they were fighting for equal rights and freedom against apartheid as apartheid had dived South Africa into races and eventually had given the ‘White South Africa’ control over the whole of South Africa. They also made new laws to create segregation. (Brain‚ 2011) Umkhonto we Sizwe said “The time comes in the life of any nation when there

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    a democratic and free society" is one "for which I am prepared to die." [CONTINUED]Lieutenant van Wyk his informant were a week into their search for what the informant insisted was the hide-away of the ANC and members of its military wing‚ Umkhonto we Sizwe. Finally‚ as the two men traveled yet another road in Johannesburg’s northern suburbs‚ the informant spotted a gabled house that he recognized. Down the next bend in the road‚ near a weathered sign bearing the name "Rivonia‚" the informant

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    as a result of a calm and sober assessment of the political situation that had arisen after many years of tyranny‚ exploitation‚ and oppression of my people by the whites. I admit immediately that I was one of the persons who helped to form Umkhonto we Sizwe‚ and that I played a prominent role in its

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    praised all over the African nation. He uses this to elucidate that he hoped to help his people and make a difference in their freedom. As of the factual parts he states within them‚ that he admits he was one of the people who helped to form Umkhonto we Sizwe until he was arrested in August 1962‚ holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Arts and practiced as an attorney in Johannesburg‚ a convicted prisoner serving five years‚ and saying that more than 85‚000 people defied the apartheid laws and went to jail

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    African National Congress (ANC)‚ a civil rights group. He also helped form the ANC Youth League in the 1950’s. He was accused of treason in 1956 but was acquitted in 1961. From 1960-1962 Mandela led the NAC’s para military wing known as Umkhonto we Sizwe which translate to "Spear of the Nation." He was arrested in August of 1962‚ sentenced to five years in prison and while incarcerated was again convicted of sabotage and treason and was sentenced to life imprisonment in june‚ 1964 at the famous

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    Levi Clark Miss Beeler English 10 Period 4 1 March 2012 Born to Lead: Nelson Mandela All over the world Nelson Mandela is known as a man who fought and strove for black rights in a land that was filled with the corruption of apartheid. As Alistair Boddy-Evans‚ an acclaimed science and history professor points out‚ being born into a situation where he was destined to become a political advisor gave Mandela a strong sense of leadership (2). Mandela’s unending efforts finally paid off in April

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    white people. He had plans to taking over the corrupt white government‚ the Apartheid. He joined in 1944 and was a part of the Armed National Congress (ANC). After the ANC was banned in 1960‚ he set up the armed military wing of the ANC‚ the Umkhonto We Sizwe. He was a militant anti-apartheid. Originally Mandela started working peacefully against the Apartheid‚ but was arrested and went on trial for treason in 1956 along with 150 others‚ and eventually set free. He led an armed resistance that used

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