Nelson Mandela

A selection of material in the ANC Archives relating to Nelson Mandela.

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Image Number: 315_44
Original Filename: 007.tif
Caption: In 1994, Nelson Mandela became the president of the RSA after the democratic elections. He welcomed many countries that came to open diplomatic offices.
Country: South Africa
Path: ANC / Prints / Nelson Mandela Papers / Photographs Loose / Processed / BOX0018 / FLR0199
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Image Number: 315_41
Original Filename: 002.tif
Caption: Many people celebrate the birthday of Nelson Mandela and they take delight in it.
Country: South Africa
Path: ANC / Prints / Nelson Mandela Papers / Photographs Loose / Processed / BOX0018 / FLR0193
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Image Number: 315_42
Original Filename: 017.tif
Caption: In 2004 South Africa celebrated 10 years of democracy.
Country: South Africa
Path: ANC / Prints / Nelson Mandela Papers / Photographs Loose / Processed / BOX0018 / FLR0199
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Image Number: 315_43
Original Filename: 019.tif
Caption: In 1994, Nelson Mandela became the president of the RSA after the democratic elections. He welcomed many countries that came to open diplomatic offices.
Country: South Africa
Path: ANC / Prints / Nelson Mandela Papers / Photographs Loose / Processed / BOX0018 / FLR0199
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Image Number: 315_39
Original Filename: 001.tif
Caption: In 1994, Nelson Mandela became the president of the RSA after the democratic elections. He welcomed many countries that came to open diplomatic offices.
Country: South Africa
Path: ANC / Prints / Nelson Mandela Papers / Photographs Loose / Processed / BOX0012 / FLR0170
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Image Number: 315_37
Original Filename: 009.tif
Caption: In 1994, Nelson Mandela became the president of the RSA after the democratic elections. He welcomed many countries that came to open diplomatic offices.
Country: South Africa
Path: ANC / Prints / Nelson Mandela Papers / Photographs Loose / Processed / BOX0012 / FLR0171
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Image Number: 315_35
Original Filename: 003.tif
Caption: In 1994, Nelson Mandela became the president of the RSA after the democratic elections. He welcomed many countries that came to open diplomatic offices.
Country: South Africa
Path: ANC / Prints / Nelson Mandela Papers / Photographs Loose / Processed / BOX0005 / FLR0065
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Image Number: 315_34
Original Filename: 002.tif
Caption: In 1994, Nelson Mandela became the president of the RSA after the democratic elections. He welcomed many countries that came to open diplomatic offices.
Country: South Africa
Path: ANC / Prints / Nelson Mandela Papers / Photographs Loose / Processed / BOX0005 / FLR0065
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Image Number: 315_33
Original Filename: 037.tif
Caption: In 1994, Nelson Mandela became the president of the RSA after the democratic elections. He welcomed many countries that came to open diplomatic offices.
Country: South Africa
Path: ANC / Prints / Nelson Mandela Papers / Photographs Loose / Processed / BOX0008 / FLR0112
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Image Number: 1070_138
Original Filename: IISG_BG_A60-643C.tif
Caption: Sticker Free Nelson Mandela
Path: ANC / International Institute of Social History / Stickers / Processed
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Image Number: 1070_133
Original Filename: IISG_BG_A60-643.tif
Caption: StickerFight to Free our Leaders!ANC Salutes Nelson Mandela 60th Birthday
Path: ANC / International Institute of Social History / Stickers / Processed
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Image Number: 1070_115
Original Filename: IISG_BG_A60-643B.tif
Caption: Sticker Free Nelson Mandela
Path: ANC / International Institute of Social History / Stickers / Processed
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Image Number: 1070_112
Original Filename: IISG_BG_A60-643E.tif
Caption: Sticker Free Nelson Mandela
Path: ANC / International Institute of Social History / Stickers / Processed
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Image Number: 1070_106
Original Filename: IISG_BG_A60-643A.tif
Caption: Sticker Free NELSON MANDELA
Path: ANC / International Institute of Social History / Stickers / Processed
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Image Number: 1070_109
Original Filename: IISG_BG_A60-646.tif
Caption: Sticker RELEASE OUR LEADERS NELSON ROLIHLAHLA MANDELA Nelson Mandela is known throughout the world as the leader of our people and the ANC. He has fearlessly fought oppression all his life. He was born in Umtata on July 18th 1918; the son of a chief who grew up to serve all our people. in 1944 he joined the ANC and with Sisulu and Tambo founded the Youth League. he soon became one of our dynamic leaders and led the Defiance Campaign against unjust laws in 1952. He was banned, restricted and imprisoned on many occasions. In the early 1960's he led the ANC and Umkhonto We Sizwe from underground. With the launching of armed action, he became the first Commander-in-Chief of Umkhonto. In August 1962, he was captured by the enemy and sentenced to 5 years imprisonmnet. After the capture of our other leaders at Rivonia in 1963, he was charged with them, and sentenced to life imprisonment. His self-sacrifice, devotion and dedication to the struggle for our people's freedom remains an inspiration to us all. WE DEMAND THE RELEASE OF OUR LEADERS AND POLITICAL PRISONERS!! LONG LIVE THE ANC!!!
Path: ANC / International Institute of Social History / Stickers / Processed
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Image Number: 1070_58
Original Filename: 30051002173596.tif
Caption: ButtonAfrican National CongressNelson Mandela
Path: ANC / International Institute of Social History / Buttons / Processed
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Image Number: 1070_72
Original Filename: 30051002173448.tif
Caption: ButtonRelease Nelson Mandela
Path: ANC / International Institute of Social History / Buttons / Processed
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Image Number: 1063_40
Original Filename: 30051002110713.tif
Caption: ButtonNelson MandelaSymbol of Resistance
Path: ANC / International Institute of Social History / Buttons / Processed
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Image Number: 1067_696
Original Filename: 30051003195523.tif
Caption: Presentation to the Dutch parliament of 56.000 signatures under a petition of some Dutch anti-apartheid groups calling for the release of Nelson Mandela, The Hague, Netherlands, 26 November 1980; left: Dutch AAM secretary Fons Geerlings. Photographer unknown.
Country: Netherlands
Path: International Institute of Social History / Images
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Image Number: 1067_631
Original Filename: 30051003195911.tif
Caption: SOMAFCO students and other members of the community demonstrating for the release of Nelson Mandela and other South African political prisoners in Mazimbu, Tanzania, March 1984. Photo: Eli Weinberg Photolab.
Country: Tanzania
Path: International Institute of Social History / Images
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Image Number: 1067_127
Original Filename: 30051003195713.tif
Caption: T-shirt produced by the Holland Committee on Southern Africa celebrating the release of Nelson Mandela in February 1990. Photographer unknown.
Country: South Africa
Path: International Institute of Social History / Images
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Image Number: 1067_41
Original Filename: 30051003194575.tif
Caption: Dutch AAM volunteer Dineke Postumus (right) handing over 130.000 messages from The Netherlands to Nelson Mandela for his 70th birthday to his family in Soweto, July 1988; centre: Winnie Mandela. Photographer unknown.
Country: South Africa
Path: International Institute of Social History / Images
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Image Number: 1067_61
Original Filename: 30051003195515.tif
Caption: Presentation to the Dutch parliament of 56.000 signatures under a petition of some Dutch anti-apartheid groups calling for the release of Nelson Mandela, The Hague, Netherlands, 26 November 1980; centre (next to Mandela portrait): ANC-activist Zukile Nomvete. Photographer unknown.
Country: Netherlands
Path: International Institute of Social History / Images
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Image Number: 1066_242
Original Filename: 30051003194724.tif
Caption: Nelson Mandela (left) at a meeting of the Dutch Labour Party in Amsterdam, 16 June 1990; right: Dutch PM and party leader Wim Kok. Photographer: Pieter Boersma.
Country: Netherlands
Path: International Institute of Social History / Images
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Image Number: 1066_273
Original Filename: 30051003194716.tif
Caption: Nelson Mandela addresses a meeting of the Dutch Labour Party in Amsterdam, 16 June 1990. Photographer: Jan Stegeman.
Country: Netherlands
Path: International Institute of Social History / Images
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Image Number: 1066_197
Original Filename: 30051003192975.tif
Caption: Nelson Mandela (then vice-president ANC) at the European Parliament in Strasbourg, France, June 1990. Photographer: Pieter Boersma.
Country: France
Path: International Institute of Social History / Images
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Image Number: 1066_187
Original Filename: 30051003180285.tif
Caption: Joint demonstration for the release of Nelson Mandela and other South African political prisoners by Tanzanians and ANC-members in Morogoro, Tanzania, 11 October 1983. Photo: Eli Weinberg Photolab.
Country: Tanzania
Path: International Institute of Social History / Images
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Image Number: 1066_26
Original Filename: 30051002780028.tif
Caption: International commission of inquiry into the crimes of the racist and apartheid regimes in Southern Africa I am prepared to pay the penalty even though I know how bitter and desperate is the situation of an African in the prisons of this country. I have been in these prisons and I know how gross is the discrimination even behind prison walls. Nelson Mandela 1962 African National Congress South Africa
Path: International Institute of Social History / Posters
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Image Number: 1053_38
Original Filename: 30051002834460.tif
Caption: Release our Leaders - Nelson Rolihlahla Mandela Nelson Mandela is known throughout the world as the leader of our people and the ANC. He has fearlessly fought oppression all his life. He was born in Umtata on July 18th in 1918; the son of a chief who grew up to serve all people. In 1944 he joined the ANC and with Sisulu and Tambo founded the Youth League. He soon became one of our dynamic leaders and led the Defiance Campaign against unjust laws in 1952. He was banned, restricted and imprisoned on m any occasions. In the early 1060's he led the ANC and Umkhonto We Sizwe from underground. With the launching of armed action, he became the first Commander-in-Chief oh Umkhonto. In August 1962, he was captured by the enemy and sentenced to 5 years imprisonment. After the capture of our other leaders at Rivonia in 1963, he was charged with them, and sentenced to 5 years imprisonment. His self-sacrifice, devotion and dedication to the struggle for our people's freedom remains an inspiration to us all. WE DEMAND THE RELEASE OF OUR LEADERS AND POLITICAL PRISONERS!! LONG LIVE THE ANC!!!
Path: International Institute of Social History / Posters
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Image Number: 1052_13
Original Filename: 30051002834437.tif
Caption: Fight to free our leaders! ANC salutes Nelson Mandela 60th Birthday
Path: International Institute of Social History / Posters
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Image Number: 401_15
Original Filename: 003.tif
Caption: The educationalist, Patrick van Rensburg, was a leading proponent of education with production. He envisaged a system of 'brigades' at SOMAFCO; these units would work towards economic self-sufficiency in rural areas by working with and developing the skills of the local communities. One such unit was the 'Mandela Brigade', named after Nelson Mandela, the first president of a democratic South Africa, a former political prisoner and anti-apartheid activist. The ANC encouraged comrades to participate in activities that required physical work.
Country: Tanzania
Path: ANC / Prints / London Mission Papers / Photographs Loose / Processed / BOX003 / FLR046
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Image Number: 400_36
Original Filename: 018.tif
Caption: Nelson Mandela (right) and Walter Sisulu (left) on Robben Island.
Country: South Africa
Path: ANC / Prints / London Mission Papers / Photographs Loose / Processed / BOX009 / FLR0124
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Image Number: 400_23
Original Filename: 001.tif
Caption: F.W. de Klerk and Nelson Mandela at the microphones during President Mandela's inaguration celebration after the ANC win their first national election
Country: South Africa
Path: ANC / Prints / London Mission Papers / Photographs Loose / Processed / BOX009 / FLR0131
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Image Number: 400_5
Original Filename: 011.tif
Caption: The Nelson Mandela Reception Committee with the ANC leadership visited Oliver Tambo in Sweden where he was hospitalised. Indcluded are: Thabo Mbeki, Chief Albert Luthuli, Walter Sisulu, Joe Slovo, Alfred Nzo and Albertina Sisulu
Country: Sweden
Path: ANC / Prints / London Mission Papers / Photographs Loose / Processed / BOX009 / FLR0126
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Image Number: 400_3
Original Filename: 010.tif
Caption: The Nelson Mandela Reception Committee together with the ANC leadership visited Oliver Tambo in Sweden where he was hospitalised. Included are: Cyril Ramaphosa, Alfred Nzo, Adelaide Tambo, Trevor Manuel, Winnie Mandela, Aziz Pahad, Nelson Mandela, Trevor Huddlestone, Oliver Tambo and Thabo Mbeki
Country: Sweden
Path: ANC / Prints / London Mission Papers / Photographs Loose / Processed / BOX009 / FLR0126
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Image Number: 400_22
Original Filename: 002.tif
Caption: Former President F.W. de Klerk (left) and Former President Nelson Mandela (right) make a statement at a press conference before The Convention for a Democratic South Africa (CODESA), which brought together various political, civil, religious and community organisations to chart the future for a new and democratic South Africa.
Country: South Africa
Path: ANC / Prints / London Mission Papers / Photographs Loose / Processed / BOX009 / FLR0131
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Image Number: 400_2
Original Filename: 001.tif
Caption: The Nelson Mandela Reception Committee together with the ANC leadership visited Oliver Tambo in Sweden where he was hospitalised. Seated on Nelson Mandela's right is Walter Sisulu (fourth from left) and to his left are Joe Slovo, Winnie Mandela, Alfred Nzo. Oliver Reginald Tambo was the President of the ANC from 1977 to 1990.
Country: Sweden
Path: ANC / Prints / London Mission Papers / Photographs Loose / Processed / BOX009 / FLR0126
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Image Number: 399_30
Original Filename: 001.tif
Caption: Oliver Tambo and Nelson Mandela: Comrades in arms, lawyers and intellectuals in their early days when they started the law firm of Mandela & Tambo in Johannesburg in 1952.
Country: South Africa
Path: ANC / Prints / London Mission Papers / Photographs Loose / Processed / BOX014 / FLR225
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Image Number: 399_39
Original Filename: 008.tif
Caption: Nelson Mandela and his former wife, Winnie. When Nelson Mandela was released from prison in 1990 the reception committee arranged for him to meet with the African National Congress (ANC) leadership in exile.
Country: South Africa
Path: ANC / Prints / London Mission Papers / Photographs Loose / Processed / BOX009 / FLR0126
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Image Number: 397_20
Original Filename: 002.tif
Caption: 'The People Shall Govern' - a Freedom Charter poster which includes the faces of Nelson Mandela, Oliver Tambo, Solomon Mahlangu, Hector Pietersen, Albert Luthuli. Phrases and slogans within the poster: Viva Thambo, Viva Slovo; Afrikaans must go; Bantu Education; We stand by our leaders; We want better houses; Freedom of Speech; Equal work for equal pay; No more removals; Congress of the people; The Freedom Charter; We shall resist; Trade Unions for all; Workers unite; 16 December 1961 Umkhonto we sizwe - Spear of the Nation Manifesto; Whites only; Solomon Mahlangu
Country: Republic of South Africa
Path: ANC / Prints / London Mission Papers / Photographs Loose / Processed / BOX018 / FLR285
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Image Number: 398_10
Original Filename: 008.tif
Caption: During the apartheid years there were constant calls from all over the world for the release of Nelson Mandela. Uniformed comrades hold posters calling to "unban the ANC" and release Nelson Mandela. Beret badges read: Free Mandela now. Shirt logos read: Free our leaders. Poster: Unban the ANC! Forward to Socialism! Free Mandela now!; Our leader - Nelson Mandela.
Path: ANC / Prints / London Mission Papers / Photographs Loose / Processed / BOX001 / FLR0009
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Image Number: 397_15
Original Filename: 016.tif
Caption: Oliver Tambo (front left) and Nelson Mandela (far right) with Alfred Nzo (second from right) and other dignitaries.
Path: ANC / Prints / London Mission Papers / Photographs Loose / Processed / BOX012 / FLR0186
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Image Number: 397_8
Original Filename: 001.tif
Caption: Oliver Tambo (left) and Nelson Mandela (right) - a reunion of old friends.
Path: ANC / Prints / London Mission Papers / Photographs Loose / Processed / BOX012 / FLR0182
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Image Number: 397_6
Original Filename: 015.tif
Caption: On the 2 March 1990 Nelson Mandela (centre) is elected Deputy President of the African National Congress (ANC) at a two-day meeting of the ANC National Executive Committee (NEC) in Lusaka, Zambia. Lusaka has been the seat of the exiled ANC NEC so it is fitting that Zambia is the first stop on a tour of a number of African states that Nelson Mandela is making, having been released from prison in South Africa less than one month ago. Nelson Mandela is being accompanied on this tour by his wife Winnie Mandela (left of Nelson Mandela) and ANC NEC President Walter Sisulu (fourth left). Nelson Mandela is reuniting with many other ANC stalwarts during this visit to Zambia including the General Secretary of the South African Communist Party and a senior official of the ANC, Joe Slovo (fourth right), and the Secretary-General of the ANC, Alfred Nzo (left of Winnie Mandela).
Country: Zambia
Path: ANC / Prints / London Mission Papers / Photographs Loose / Processed / BOX012 / FLR0185
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Image Number: 397_11
Original Filename: 004.tif
Caption: Nelson Mandela (2nd right) and Oliver Tambo (right) meet with colleagues.
Path: ANC / Prints / London Mission Papers / Photographs Loose / Processed / BOX012 / FLR0186
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Image Number: 397_5
Original Filename: 001.tif
Caption: Walter and Albertina Sisulu (left) with Nelson and Winnie Mandela (right). The reunion was very important to the three old friends with Oliver Tambo absent as he was not well.
Path: ANC / Prints / London Mission Papers / Photographs Loose / Processed / BOX012 / FLR0194
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Image Number: 397_4
Original Filename: 001.tif
Caption: Amongst the political campaigns that the democratic movement ever waged successfuly in South Africa during the apartheid years was the call for the release Mandela.
Country: South Africa
Path: ANC / Prints / London Mission Papers / Photographs Loose / Processed / BOX012 / FLR0184
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Image Number: 356_7
Original Filename: 002.tif
Caption: Alfred Nzo speaks at a meeting calling for the release of Nelson Mandela and other ANC leaders. Seated at the table are John Nkadimeng (third from the right), Anthony Mongalo (second from the right) and other unidentified individuals
Path: ANC / Prints / Alfred Nzo Papers / Photographs Loose / Processed / BOX016 / FLR141
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Image Number: 356_4
Original Filename: 001.tif
Caption: Alfred Nzo (right) seated next to his French counterpart Hubert Védrine, while Nelson Mandela and French President Jacques Chirac (center) stand behind them during the French State Visit to South Africa in June 1998
Country: South Africa
Path: ANC / Prints / Alfred Nzo Papers / Photographs Loose / Processed / BOX016 / FLR152
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Image Number: 355_35
Original Filename: 001.tif
Caption: Alfred Nzo greets Nelson Mandela while Jerry Rawlings, former President of Ghana looks on from the left. On the right is Abdul Minty. 1990s
Path: ANC / Prints / Alfred Nzo Papers / Photographs Loose / Processed / BOX016 / FLR150
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Image Number: 355_33
Original Filename: 002.tif
Caption: Alfred Nzo was the Secretary General of the ANC after Duma Nokwe, under the leadership of President Oliver Tambo. He became the Minister of Foreign Affairs under the democratic elected government of President Nelson Mandela. Sign: AAPSO Sign: Arab League
Path: ANC / Prints / Alfred Nzo Papers / Photographs Loose / Processed / BOX016 / FLR127
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Image Number: 355_27
Original Filename: 003.tif
Caption: Musevani, President of Uganda seated with Nelson Mandela on his left. Alfred Nzo is In the background. Alfred Nzo was the Secretary General of the ANC after Duma Nokwe, under the leadership of President Oliver Tambo. He became the Minister of Foreign Affairs under the democratic elected government of President Nelson Mandela.
Path: ANC / Prints / Alfred Nzo Papers / Photographs Loose / Processed / BOX016 / FLR147
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Image Number: 355_28
Original Filename: 001.tif
Caption: Seated at the table (from left to right), President of Uganda, Yoweri Kaguta Museveni, Nelson Mandela and Alfred Nzo
Path: ANC / Prints / Alfred Nzo Papers / Photographs Loose / Processed / BOX016 / FLR147
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Image Number: 316_20
Original Filename: 005.tif
Caption: Dr Yusuf Dadoo (President of the Transvaal Indian Congress) and Nelson Mandela addressing a crowd. Mandela and Dadoo were addressing the public from the steps of the Johannesburg City Hall in 1945.
Country: South Africa
Path: ANC / Prints / Nelson Mandela Papers / Photographs Loose / Processed / BOX0006 / FLR0083
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Image Number: 316_18
Original Filename: 001.tif
Caption: Nelson Mandela and the Dalai Lama, spiritual leader of Tibet, in South Africa in 1996. © Francisco Little: magicmerlin27@yahoo.com
Country: South Africa
Path: ANC / Prints / Nelson Mandela Papers / Photographs Loose / Processed / BOX0006 / FLR0082
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Image Number: 316_19
Original Filename: 003.tif
Caption: Dr Yusuf Dadoo and Nelson Mandela who were the first to defy unjust laws when they broke their banning orders by addressing a prohibited meeting. Immediately afterward, they were arrested.
Path: ANC / Prints / Nelson Mandela Papers / Photographs Loose / Processed / BOX0006 / FLR0083
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Image Number: 316_16
Original Filename: 018.tif
Caption: Nelson Mandela greets crowds possibly after the memorial service for O.R. Tambo.
Country: South Africa
Path: ANC / Prints / Nelson Mandela Papers / Photographs Loose / Processed / BOX0001 / FLR0007
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Image Number: 316_17
Original Filename: 001.tif
Caption: An autographed portrait of Nelson Mandela with Queen Elizabeth, Rochelle Mtirara and Prince Phillip during a state visit to the United Kingdom.
Country: United Kingdom
Path: ANC / Prints / Nelson Mandela Papers / Photographs Loose / Processed / BOX0033 / FLR0230
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Image Number: 316_11
Original Filename: 030.tif
Caption: After his release from Victor Verster Prison, in Paarl on 11 February 1990, Nelson Mandela traveled to many countries around the world to thank nations that had supported the African National Congress (ANC) in the struggle. He was received by many of the World's leaders. Nelson Rolihlahla Mandela (18/07/1918 - 05/12/2013) was a Lawyer, anti-apartheid activist, banned person, ANC member, SACP member, MK Commander in Chief, 1956 Treason Trialist, Robben Island prisoner, Nobel Peace Prize winner and first elected President of a democratic South Africa.
Path: ANC / Prints / Nelson Mandela Papers / Photographs Loose / Processed / BOX0001 / FLR0005
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Image Number: 316_15
Original Filename: 011.tif
Caption: Nelson Mandela and F.W. de Klerk jointly received a Nobel Peace Prize for their work in a peaceful transition to the new South Africa
Country: Norway
Path: ANC / Prints / Nelson Mandela Papers / Photographs Loose / Processed / BOX0001 / FLR0005
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Image Number: 316_5
Original Filename: 040.tif
Caption: From left to right, Prince Phillip, Zenani Mandela-Dlamini, Queen Elizabeth II and South African President Nelson Mandela at Buckingham Palace, London during his state visit to the United Kingdom, July 1996.
Country: United Kingdom
Path: ANC / Prints / Nelson Mandela Papers / Photographs Loose / Processed / BOX0020 / FLR0204
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Image Number: 316_9
Original Filename: 001.tif
Caption: The deputy president of the African National Congress (ANC), Nelson Mandela, and President Oliver Tambo talk during a press conference at the conclusion of the National Consultative Conference at Nasrec, Johannesburg, Transvaal (now Gauteng), 16 December 1990.
Country: South Africa
Path: ANC / Prints / Nelson Mandela Papers / Photographs Loose / Processed / BOX0020 / FLR0218
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Image Number: 315_38
Original Filename: 001.tif
Caption: Many personalities who supported the anti-apartheid movement shared the platform with the ANC leaders as they rejoiced over the ANC victory over apartheid. Here President Nelson Mandela and Walter Sisulu are seen with Louis Farakhan (front left) , leader of the mainly African-American religious movement, Nation of Islam (NOI).
Country: South Africa
Path: ANC / Prints / Nelson Mandela Papers / Photographs Loose / Processed / BOX0012 / FLR0172
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Image Number: 315_36
Original Filename: 001.tif
Caption: Two South African Nobel laureates greeting each other. President Nelson Mandela and Archbishop Desmond Tutu. The Nobel Peace Prize was won by Desmond Tutu in 1984 and jointly by Nelson Mandela and F.W. de Klerk in 1993. Vilakazi Street, Soweto, South Africa is the only street in the world to have housed two Nobel Prize winners – former President Nelson Mandela and Archbishop Desmond Tutu.
Country: South Africa
Path: ANC / Prints / Nelson Mandela Papers / Photographs Loose / Processed / BOX0005 / FLR0064
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Image Number: 315_32
Original Filename: 036.tif
Caption: In 1994, Nelson Mandela became the president of the RSA after the democratic elections. He welcomed many countries that came to open diplomatic offices.
Country: South Africa
Path: ANC / Prints / Nelson Mandela Papers / Photographs Loose / Processed / BOX0008 / FLR0112
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Image Number: 315_31
Original Filename: 022.tif
Caption: In 1994, Nelson Mandela became the president of the RSA after the democratic elections. He welcomed many countries that came to open diplomatic offices.
Country: South Africa
Path: ANC / Prints / Nelson Mandela Papers / Photographs Loose / Processed / BOX0008 / FLR0112
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Image Number: 315_30
Original Filename: 001.tif
Caption: In 1994, Nelson Mandela became the president of the RSA after the democratic elections. He welcomed many countries that came to open diplomatic offices.
Country: South Africa
Path: ANC / Prints / Nelson Mandela Papers / Photographs Loose / Processed / BOX0008 / FLR0117
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Image Number: 315_29
Original Filename: 003.tif
Caption: Nelson Mandela and Sam Nujoma
Country: South Africa
Path: ANC / Prints / Nelson Mandela Papers / Photographs Loose / Processed / BOX0008 / FLR0109
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Image Number: 315_28
Original Filename: 003.tif
Caption: Princess Diana met with Nelson Mandela to discuss the threat of AIDS in South Africa
Country: South Africa
Path: ANC / Prints / Nelson Mandela Papers / Photographs Loose / Processed / BOX0008 / FLR0122
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Image Number: 315_27
Original Filename: 002.tif
Caption: Princess Diana met with Nelson Mandela to discuss the threat of AIDS in South Africa
Country: South Africa
Path: ANC / Prints / Nelson Mandela Papers / Photographs Loose / Processed / BOX0008 / FLR0122
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Image Number: 315_26
Original Filename: 001.tif
Caption: In 1994, Nelson Mandela became the president of the RSA after the democratic elections. He welcomed many countries that came to open diplomatic offices.
Country: South Africa
Path: ANC / Prints / Nelson Mandela Papers / Photographs Loose / Processed / BOX0008 / FLR0113
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Image Number: 315_25
Original Filename: 007.tif
Caption: In 1994, Nelson Mandela became the president of the RSA after the democratic elections. He welcomed many countries that came to open diplomatic offices.
Country: South Africa
Path: ANC / Prints / Nelson Mandela Papers / Photographs Loose / Processed / BOX0008 / FLR0121
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Image Number: 315_24
Original Filename: 012.tif
Caption: In 1994, Nelson Mandela became the president of the RSA after the democratic elections. He welcomed many countries that came to open diplomatic offices.
Country: South Africa
Path: ANC / Prints / Nelson Mandela Papers / Photographs Loose / Processed / BOX0008 / FLR0121
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Image Number: 315_23
Original Filename: 004.tif
Caption: In 1994, Nelson Mandela became the president of the RSA after the democratic elections. He welcomed many countries that came to open diplomatic offices.
Country: South Africa
Path: ANC / Prints / Nelson Mandela Papers / Photographs Loose / Processed / BOX0008 / FLR0121
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Image Number: 315_22
Original Filename: 001.tif
Caption: Nelson Mandela addresses the All-In Africa Conference in Pietermaritzburg. Credit: International Defence & Aid Fund (IDAF).
Country: South Africa
Path: ANC / Prints / Nelson Mandela Papers / Photographs Loose / Processed / BOX0002 / FLR0010
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Image Number: 315_21
Original Filename: 003.tif
Caption: Nelson Mandela addresses the All-In Africa Conference in Pietermaritzburg. Credit: International Defence & Aid Fund (IDAF).
Country: South Africa
Path: ANC / Prints / Nelson Mandela Papers / Photographs Loose / Processed / BOX0002 / FLR0010
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Image Number: 315_20
Original Filename: 001.tif
Caption: From Left to Right Nelson Mandela and Rochelle Mtirara. Photographer:Walter Dhladhla
Path: ANC / Prints / Nelson Mandela Papers / Photographs Loose / Processed / BOX0002 / FLR0020
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Image Number: 315_18
Original Filename: 007.tif
Caption: In the 1994 democratic elections, Nelson Mandela was elected as the president of the Republic of South Africa. Many countries and celebrities were invited to celebrate with South Africa on the achievement and especially with the ANC victory over apartheid regime. Nelson Mandela was inaugurated as South Africa's first black President, with the National Party's F.W de Klerk as the first deputy and Thabo Mbeki as the second deputy in the Government of National Unity.
Country: South Africa
Path: ANC / Prints / Nelson Mandela Papers / Photographs Loose / Processed / BOX0011 / FLR0160
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Image Number: 315_19
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Caption: In the 1994 democratic elections, Nelson Mandela was elected as the president of the Republic of South Africa. Many countries and celebrities were invited to celebrate with South Africa on the achievement and especially with the ANC victory over apartheid regime. Nelson Mandela was inaugurated as South Africa's first black President, with the National Party's F.W de Klerk as the first deputy and Thabo Mbeki as the second deputy in the Government of National Unity.
Country: South Africa
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Image Number: 315_17
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Caption: In 1994, Nelson Mandela became the first democratically elected president of the Republic of South Africa. Many active and retired statesmen all over the world joined him on that significant day in the history of South Africa. Here he is seen with Cuban leader, Fidel Castro.
Country: South Africa
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Image Number: 315_16
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Caption: President Nelson Mandela is with the Italian opera singer Lucianno Pavarrotti.
Country: South Africa
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Image Number: 315_14
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Caption: In 1994, Nelson Mandela, seen here with Yasser Arafat became the first democratic elected president of the Republic of South Africa. Many active and retired statesmen all over the world joined him on that significant day in the history of South Africa.
Country: South Africa
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Image Number: 315_15
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Caption: In 1994, Nelson Mandela became the first democratically elected president of the Republic of South Africa. Many active and retired statesmen all over the world joined him on that significant day in the history of South Africa. Nelson Mandela greets Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat.
Country: South Africa
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Image Number: 315_13
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Caption: In 1994, Nelson Mandela, seen here with Yasser Arafat, became the first democratically elected president of the Republic of South Africa. Many active and retired statesmen all over the world joined him on that significant day in the history of South Africa.
Country: South Africa
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Image Number: 315_12
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Caption: In 1994, Nelson Mandela became the president of the RSA after the democratic elections. He welcomed many countries that came to open diplomatic offices.
Country: South Africa
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Image Number: 315_10
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Caption: The Mandela government was a Government of National Unity and his cabinet included ministers from other political parties.
Country: South Africa
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Image Number: 315_11
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Caption: Nelson Mandela and Al Gore, the 45th Vice President of the United States of America. In 1994, Nelson Mandela became the president of the RSA after the democratic elections. He welcomed many countries that came to open diplomatic offices.
Country: South Africa
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Image Number: 315_4
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Caption: In 1994 Nelson Mandela was democratically elected as the first president of South Africa with Thabo Mbeki and FW De Klerk as his deputy presidents as they formed the Government of National Unity.
Country: South Africa
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Image Number: 315_3
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Caption: In 1994, Nelson Mandela became the president of the RSA after the democratic elections. He welcomed many countries that came to open diplomatic offices.
Country: South Africa
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Image Number: 315_1
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Caption: When Nelson Mandela was released from prison, a Reception Committee was set up to welcome him headed by Cyril Ramaphosa. Nelson Mandela also went to Sweden to visit the ailing ANC President Oliver Tambo.
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Image Number: 315_2
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Caption: In 1994, Nelson Mandela became the president of the RSA after the democratic elections. He welcomed many countries that came to open diplomatic offices.
Country: South Africa
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Image Number: 314_33
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Caption: When Nelson Mandela was released from prison, a Reception Committee was set up to welcome him headed by Cyril Ramaphosa. Nelson Mandela also went to Sweden to visit the ailing ANC President Oliver Tambo.
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Image Number: 314_9
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Caption: Before Mandela was arrested and sentenced for life, he spent his time in court representing the oppressed people of South Africa.
Country: South Africa
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Image Number: 314_7
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Caption: Before Mandela was arrested and sentenced for life, he spent his time in court representing the oppressed people of South Africa.
Country: South Africa
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Image Number: 314_8
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Caption: Before Mandela was arrested and sentenced for life, he spent his time in court representing the oppressed people of South Africa.
Country: South Africa
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Image Number: 314_6
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Caption: Before Mandela was arrested and sentenced for life, he spent his time in court representing the oppressed people of South Africa.
Country: South Africa
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Image Number: 314_5
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Caption: Before Mandela was arrested and sentenced for life, he spent his time in court representing the oppressed people of South Africa.
Country: South Africa
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Image Number: 314_4
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Caption: Before Mandela was arrested and sentenced for life, he spent his time in court representing the oppressed people of South Africa.
Country: South Africa
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Image Number: 314_3
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Caption: Nelson Mandela and Oliver Tambo. Tambo was Secretary General of the ANC from 1955 after Walter Sisulu was banned by the South African Government under the Suppression of Communism Act. In 1958, he became Deputy President of the ANC and in 1959 was served with a five year banning order by the government. Tambo was sent overseas to mobilize resistance against apartheid. He settled in London where he and his family remained until 1990. In 1967, Tambo, who had been a founding member of the ANC Youth League, became Acting President of the ANC following the death of Chief Albert Luthuli. In 1985, he was elected President of the ANC.
Country: Ethiopia
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Image Number: 313_28
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Caption: Nelson Mandela at an event after his release from prison. Second from the right is Bishop Trevor Huddlestone, an anti-apartheid activist
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Image Number: 313_22
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Caption: Nelson Mandela and Al Gore. Nelson Rolihlahla Mandela (18/07/1918 - 05/12/2013) was a Lawyer, anti-apartheid activist, banned person, ANC member, SACP member, MK Commander in Chief, 1956 Treason Trialist, Robben Island prisoner, Nobel Peace Prize winner and first elected President of a democratic South Africa. Al Gore was the 45th Vice President of the United States of America
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Image Number: 313_21
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Caption: Nelson Mandela with Jyoti Rindra Basu, a Bengali politician belonging to the Communist Party of India (Marxist) from West Bengal, India.
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Image Number: 313_31
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Caption: The President, Nelson R. Mandela (centre), and the Executive Deputy Presidents of the Government of National Unity of the Republic of South Africa, Thabo M. Mbeki (left) & F.W. de Klerk (right)
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Image Number: 313_6
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Caption: Nelson Mandela greets Cuban leader Fidel Castro.
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Image Number: 313_20
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Caption: Nelson Mandela (3rd from the Right). Nelson Rolihlahla Mandela (18/07/1918 - 05/12/2013) was a Lawyer, anti-apartheid activist, banned person, ANC member, SACP member, MK Commander in Chief, 1956 Treason Trialist, Robben Island prisoner, Nobel Peace Prize winner and first elected President of a democratic South Africa.
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Image Number: 313_1
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Caption: Nelson Mandela and Cuban leader Fidel Castro meet the crowd.
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Image Number: 312_30
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Caption: Nelson Mandela and Cuban leader Fidel Castro.
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Image Number: 312_14
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Caption: Nelson Mandela and U.S. President Bill Clinton during a state visit to the United States of America.
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Image Number: 312_15
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Caption: Nelson Mandela with U.S. President Bill Clinton during a state visit to the United States of America.
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Image Number: 312_13
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Caption: Nelson Mandela addresses the masses at a press conference held during a state visit to the United States of America. To his right is U.S. President Bill Clinton.
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Image Number: 311_5
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Caption: In 1990, Nelson Mandela and his wife, Winnie Mandela, visit the city of New York from 20 to 23 June. This is the start of a 14-nations Freedom Tour, just 4 months after Mandela's release from jail. With joy, Mandela dons a champion boxer's belt. Don King, boxing promoter stands behind Mandela. Two other unidentified men encourage him good-naturedly. Mandela's memory returns to his youthful experiences as a keen boxer.
Country: United States of America
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Image Number: 310_30
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Caption: Nelson and Winnie Mandela disembark from a jet after their landing in Canada during a visit in 1990. After his release from prison Nelson Mandela traveled to many countries in Africa and abroad to thank those who had supported the ANC during the years of struggle and to implore them to continue to pressurize for democratic transformation in South Africa.
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Image Number: 310_32
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Caption: Nelson Mandela waves to crowds during a visit to Canada in 1990. Here he is seen with Canadian Prime Minister, Brian Mulroney.
Country: Canada
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Image Number: 310_29
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Caption: Nelson Mandela waves to a crowd during a visit to Canada with Canadian Prime Minister, Brian Mulroney in 1990 After his release from prison Nelson Mandela traveled to many countries in Africa and abroad to thank those who had supported the ANC during the years of struggle and to implore them to continue to pressurize for democratic transformation in South Africa.
Country: Canada
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Image Number: 310_28
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Caption: Nelson Mandela meets children during a visit to Canada in 1990. He is seen here with Canadian Prime Minister Brian Mulroney. After his release from prison Nelson Mandela traveled to many countries in Africa and abroad to thank those who had supported the ANC during the years of struggle and to implore them to continue to pressurize for democratic transformation in South Africa.
Country: Canada
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Image Number: 310_26
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Caption: Nelson Mandela shares a humerous moment with colleagues.
Country: Norway
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Image Number: 266_15
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Caption: French President Fran�ois Mitterrand with Nelson Mandela during a visit by President Mandela and his wife Winnie in 1990. After his release from prison Nelson Mandela traveled to many countries in Africa and abroad to thank those who had supported the ANC during the years of struggle and to implore them to continue to pressurize for democratic transformation in South Africa.
Country: France
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Image Number: 266_5
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Caption: From left to right, Former President of the United States of America (USA), Jimmy Carter, Governor Ann Richards, Nelson Mandela and Dominique de Menil at the twentieth anniversary of the Rothko Chapel awards in Houston, Texas, USA, when Nelson Mandela was keynote speaker and recipient of the special Carter-Menil Human Rights Prize. The award was presented to Mandela by Carter and De Menil.
Country: United States of America
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Image Number: 266_1
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Caption: Crushed by a crowd of admirers in Brixton, London, President Nelson Mandela (right) has a word with His Royal Highness Prince Charles, Prince of Wales (left). Standing behind Prince Charles is Mac Maharaj who has accompanied Nelson Mandela on this state visit to the United Kingdom in July 1996.
Country: United Kingdom
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Image Number: 266_25
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Caption: French President Fran�ois Mitterrand making a presentation to Nelson Mandela during a visit by President Mandela and his wife Winnie in 1990. After his release from prison Nelson Mandela traveled to many countries in Africa and abroad to thank those who had supported the ANC during the years of struggle and to implore them to continue to pressurize for democratic transformation in South Africa.
Country: France
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Image Number: 265_46
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Caption: President Nelson Mandela, the iconic South Africa philanthropist (left) shakes the hands of some of the admirers who have crammed the streets of Trafalgar Square, London to get a glimpse of him during his state visit to the United Kingdom in July 1996. Mandela, touched by their fervour, was warmly responsive.
Country: United Kingdom
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Image Number: 265_48
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Caption: South African President Nelson Mandela (left) stands next to British Prime Minister, John Major (right) at the Confederation of British Industry (CBI) Conference on Investment in South Africa held in London, England on 10 July 1996. Nelson Mandela is on a state visit to the United Kingdom.
Country: United Kingdom
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Image Number: 265_45
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Caption: South African President Nelson Mandela (left) stands with Queen Elizabeth II of England (right) in the Music Room at Buckingham Palace on 9 July 1996 prior to a state banquet which is being held in Mandela's honour. Nelson Mandela is on a state visit to the United Kingdom.
Country: United Kingdom
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Image Number: 265_51
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Caption: During his state visit to the United Kingdom in July 1996, Nelson Mandela (left) addresses the press outside the residence of the British Prime Minister, John Major (right), 10 Downing Street, London, England.
Country: United Kingdom
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Image Number: 265_42
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Caption: President Nelson Mandela (left) leans over towards four academics with whom he is seated at a combined ceremony during which he is awarded honorary degrees by eight universities (Oxford, Cambridge, London, Bristol, Warwick, De Montfort, Nottingham and Glasgow Caledonian) in the gardens of Buckingham Palace, London on 10 July 1996. Nelson Mandela is on a state visit to the United Kingdom.
Country: United Kingdom
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Image Number: 265_41
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Caption: Together with Queen Elizabeth II (left), President of South Africa Nelson Mandela (right) drives down the Mall towards Buckingham Palace in a state landau on 9 July 1996 during a state visit to the United Kingdom. Crowds of people give Mandela a tumultuous welcome.
Country: United Kingdom
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Image Number: 265_40
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Caption: Nelson Mandela steps out of a vehicle to wave to the crowds as he arrives at South Africa House in Trafalgar Square, London on the last day of his state visit to the United Kingdom (12 July 1996). Some members of the crowd wave small South African flags.
Country: United Kingdom
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Image Number: 265_44
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Caption: Upon his arrival at Buckingham Palace, President Nelson Mandela (right) and his daughter, Zenani Mandela-Dlamini (second left) are welcomed by Prince Phillip, the Duke of Edinburgh (left) and Queen Elizabeth II (second right) in July 1996. Nelson Mandela is on a state visit to the United Kingdom.
Country: United Kingdom
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Image Number: 265_14
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Caption: President Nelson Mandela and Pope John Paul II greet one another on the tarmac of Jan Smuts Airport in Johannesburg airport on September 16, 1995.
Country: South Africa
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Image Number: 265_12
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Caption: President Nelson Mandela and Pope John Paul II greet one another on the tarmac of Jan Smuts Airport in Johannesburg airport on September 16, 1995. Mandela's niece, Rochelle Mtirara looks on. The Pope later blessed Mtirara.
Country: South Africa
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Image Number: 265_9
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Caption: (L-R) African Heads of state, President Joaquim Chissano of Mozambique, President Yoweri Museveni of Uganda and President Robert Mugabe of Zimbabwe stand beside Nelson Mandela. After his release from prison Nelson Mandela travelled to many countries in Africa and abroad to thank those who had supported the ANC during the years of struggle and to implore them to continue to pressurize for democratic transformation in South Africa.
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Image Number: 265_8
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Caption: After his release from prison Nelson Mandela travelled to many countries in Africa and abroad to thank those who had supported the ANC during the years of struggle and to implore them to continue to pressurize for democratic transformation in South Africa. Nelson Mandela stands beside President Yoweri Museveni as they travel in a motorcade through the countryside during a visit to the Central African nation of Uganda.
Country: Uganda
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Image Number: 265_39
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Caption: President Nelson Mandela waves in greeting to the assembled crowd of supporters and well-wishers from the balcony of South Africa House on Trafalgar Square, London, England on the last day of his state visit to the United Kingdom (12 July 1996). He receives a tumultuous acknowledgement.
Country: United Kingdom
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Image Number: 265_3
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Caption: After his release from prison Nelson Mandela travelled to many countries in Africa and abroad to thank those who had supported the ANC during the years of struggle and to implore them to continue to pressurize for democratic transformation in South Africa. Nelson Mandela speaking with Thabo Mbeki and other dignitaries while President Yoweri Museveni of Uganda places his hand on his arm.
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Image Number: 264_30
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Caption: Nelson Mandela stands beside President Yoweri Museveni of Uganda during a visit to the central African country. After his release from prison Nelson Mandela traveled to many countries in Africa and abroad to thank those who had supported the ANC during the years of struggle and to implore them to continue to pressurize for democratic transformation in South Africa.
Country: Uganda
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Image Number: 265_2
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Caption: After his release from prison Nelson Mandela travelled to many countries in Africa and abroad to thank those who had supported the ANC during the years of struggle and to implore them to continue to pressurize for democratic transformation in South Africa. Here Nelson Mandela stands beside President Yoweri Museveni of Uganda while crowds lining the streets cheer them on.
Country: Uganda
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Image Number: 263_37
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Caption: Thabo Mbeki, Jay Naidoo, Aziz Pahad and others in Arcueil, France on 30 November 1989. Behind them, posters of Dulcie September and Nelson Mandela. Arcveil the 30th November 1989
Country: France
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Image Number: 263_35
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Caption: Trevor Manuel (center) and other political activists sing freedom songs in Arcueil, France on 30 November 1989. Behind them, posters of Dulcie September and Nelson Mandela.
Country: France
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Image Number: 263_34
Original Filename: 001.tif
Caption: A poster calling for the liberation of Nelson Mandela. Poster text: NELSON MANDELA Citoyen d'honneur de la ville d'Arcueil LIBRE la lutte contre l’apartheid CONTINUE (Translation: NELSON MANDELA Honorary Citizen of the town of Arcueil FREE struggle against apartheid CONTINUE) The ANC was active in exile and mobilized significant activist communities against apartheid in many European nations who called for economic sanctions among other actions. French vehicle manufacturer, Peugot, once a dominant force in the South African motor industry, pulled out of the country under pressure from activists in France.
Country: France
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Image Number: 263_29
Original Filename: 052.tif
Caption: Bantu Holomisa (2nd left) waves to crowds from a helicopter while Nelson Mandela looks on, (seated back right) Bantubonke Harrington Holomisa (25 July 1955) is a South African Member of Parliament and President of the United Democratic Movement (UDM). Previously a member of the ANC, he was expelled from the party after among other things, testifying before the Truth and Reconciliation Committee in 1996.
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Image Number: 263_21
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Caption: (L-R) Bantu Holomisa, Walter Sisulu and Nelson Mandela.
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Image Number: 263_16
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Caption: Nelson Mandela, the president of the African National Congress (ANC) (right), shakes the hand of Oliver Tambo, the chancellor of Fort Hare University, and the national chairperson of the ANC (left), at a celebratory function on the Turfloop campus, University of the North (now University of Limpopo), Mankweng, Northern Transvaal (now Limpopo), South Africa, 24 April 1992. Tambo has officiated at a ceremony today to name the student halls of residence and the Oscar Mpetha Stadium. The following day will see Mandela installed as the chancellor of the University of the North.
Country: South Africa
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Image Number: 263_9
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Caption: Nelson Mandela, the president of the African National Congress (ANC) (right), stands solemnly, right fist raised, at a celebratory function after his installation as chancellor of the University of the North (now the University of Limpopo), 25 April 1992, Mankweng, Northern Transvaal (now Limpopo), South Africa.
Country: South Africa
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Image Number: 263_4
Original Filename: 009.tif
Caption: Nelson Mandela, the president of the African National Congress (ANC) (centre) smiles broadly as he greets Walter Kamba, the chairman of the International Association of Universities and former vice chancellor of the University of Zimbabwe (front left) as he and Professor Noel Chabani Manganyi (behind Mandela) enter the ceremony that sees them installed as chancellor and vice chancellor of the University of the North respectively, 25 April 1992, Turfloop campus of the University of the North (now the University of Limpopo), Mankweng, Northern Transvaal (now Limpopo), South Africa.
Country: South Africa
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Image Number: 263_6
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Caption: Nelson Mandela, the president of the African National Congress (ANC) (second left), smiles broadly as he interacts with a group of guests at a celebratory function after the naming ceremony of the Oscar Mpetha Stadium and the student halls of residence at the Turfloop Campus of the University of the North (now the University of Limpopo), Mankweng, Northern Transvaal (now Limpopo), South Africa, 24 April 1992.
Country: South Africa
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Image Number: 263_2
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Caption: Visit to the People's Republic of China by H.E.Mr. Nelson Mandela President of the African National Congress of South Africa
Country: China
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Image Number: 263_1
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Caption: Visit to the People's Republic of China by H.E.Mr. Nelson Mandela President of the African National Congress of South Africa
Country: China
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Image Number: 262_42
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Caption: After his release from prison Nelson Mandela travelled to many countries in Africa and abroad to thank those who had supported the ANC during the years of struggle and to implore them to continue to pressurize for democratic transformation in South Africa. Nelson Mandela with dignitaries during a state visit to Saudi Arabia.
Country: Saudi Arabia
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Caption: ABC Radio presents news update on Southern Africa, Nelson Mandela visit to Australia, interview with him in the studio and Gatsha Buthelezi telephonically, the news update on Australia For further details refer to the ANC Archives audio/visual finding aids
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Caption: History of Umkhonto we Sizwe / dir. & ed. Laurence Dworkin ; prod. Jeremy Nathan. - UK, London : Afravision Ltd, 1993. - Video : VHS Start: after 121 min.Summary: A history of Umkhonto we Sizwe, with many interviews with ao Walter Sisulu, Govan Mbeki, Nelson Mandela, Joe Slovo, Ahmed Kathadra and Chris Hani. Remarks: Picture quality: good. Source: International Institute of Social History
Country: United Kingdom
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Image Number: 1040_1
Original Filename: 9011550PEF_C.mov
Caption: VARIOUS NEWS REPORTS RELATED TO NELSON MANDELA AND NAMIBIAN INDEPENDENCE.
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Image Number: 1033_1
Original Filename: 8825017PEF_A.mov
Caption: AN EPISODE OF 'FACE THE NATION' ON WHICH ANC REPRESENTATIVE IN THE USA – LINDIWE MABUZA – EXPRESSES HER FEELINGS ON SEEING NELSON MANDELA RELEASED FROM PRISON THAT DAY. WHAT FOLLOWS IS A DISCUSSION WITH BOTH KOOS VAN DER MERWE OF THE SOUTH AFRICAN CONSERVATIVE PARTY; AND TOBOGO MOFOLE – THE UN REPRESENTATIVE FOR THE ANC. US ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF STATE HERMAN COHEN SPEAKS ABOUT THE APPROACH OF THE US TO THIS DEVELOPMENT.
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Image Number: 1022_2
Original Filename: 9011352PEF.mov
Caption: A COMPLETED DOCUMENTARY ABOUT THE COUNTDOWN TO THE 1994 ELECTIONS AND THE PROBLEMS THE ANC MIGHT FACE SHOULD THEY WIN. EXPECTATIONS OF BLACK PEOPLE AND FEARS OF THE WHITE MINORITY. FEATURES SEVERAL APPEARANCES FROM NELSON MANDELA.
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Image Number: 1023_3
Original Filename: 9011281PEF_B.mov
Caption: AN OVERVIEW OF 2 DECADES OF WORK BY THE AABN. INTERVIES WITH CONNIE BRAAM. SPECIAL EMPHASIS OF POST PRISON RELEASE OF NELSON MANDELA.
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Image Number: 1026_1
Original Filename: 9011549PEF.mov
Caption: WEMBLEY CONCERT TO CELEBRATE MANDELA'S RELEASE – PART 2. PERFORMANCE BY VARIOUS ARTIST INCLUDING AN ADRESS TO THE CROWDS BY NELSON MANDELA
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Image Number: 1025_1
Original Filename: 9011550PEF_B.mov
Caption: AN ZNBC NEWS BROADCAST INCLUDING A 2-HOUR LIVE BROADCAST OF THE ARRIVAL OF NELSON MANDELA IN LUSAKA. PRESIDENTS KENNETH KUANDA AND YASER ARAFAT, AS WELL AS MANY OTHER HEADS OF STATE AWAIT MANDELA'S ARRIVAL AT THE LUSAKA AIRPORT. VIDEO IS PRECEDED BY A FEW MINUTES OF A LIVE PERFORMANCE FROM WHITNEY HOUSTON, IN WHICH THE AUDIO IS DAMAGED.
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Image Number: 1016_2
Original Filename: 8826069PEF_B.mov
Caption: NEWS ON THE STATUS OF SOUTH AFRICA DURING 1990. SOUTH AFRICAN AND APARTHEID. INCLUDING NELSON MANDELA'S WORLD TOUR AFTER HIS PRISON RELEASE.
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Image Number: 1015_1
Original Filename: 9011300PEF_A.mov
Caption: DUTCH TV WITH JENNIFER FERGUSON AND THEMBI MTSHALI IN SOUTH AFRICA (1990). DUTCH TV NEWS: WINNIE MANDELA EXPECTS RELEASE OF NELSON MANDELA, BACKGROUND IN BRIEF AND SHOTS OF MAILBAGS FROM HOLLAND - AABN CAMPAIGN TO SALUTE AND TO RELEASE MANDELA.
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Image Number: 1005_2
Original Filename: 9019617PEF.mov
Caption: A FILM ABOUT NAMIBIAN INDEPENDENCE, PARTICULARLY CUBA'S CONTRIBUTION TOWARDS ACHIEVING IT. INCLUDES STATEMENTS FROM NAMIBIAN YOUTH WHO STUDIED IN CUBA, WHITE AND BLACK NAMIBIAN PEOPLE, THE NEW NAMIBIAN PRESIDENT AND NELSON MANDELA. MANY WORLD LEADERS ARE PRESENT AT THE INDEPENDENCE CEREMONY, INCLUDING PIK BOTHA, F.W. DE KLERK, THE CUBAN PRESIDENT AND NELSON AND WINNIE MANDELA. TITLES AND SOME DIALOGUE ARE IN SPANISH, BUT THESE ARE TRANSLATED IN THE ENGLISH VOICEOVER. PLEASE NOTE THAT THERE IS A DIFFERENT FILM IN THE ANC ARCHIVE CALLED NAMIBIA – THE LAST COLONY.
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Image Number: 1006_1
Original Filename: 9011500PEF_B.mov
Caption: ANC SPEECHES IN WEMBLEY, REFERENCE THE INDEPENDENCE OF NAMIBIA. PRESENTED BY AN ANGLICAN PRIEST, NELSON MANDELA APPEARS IN HIS ROLE AS DEPUTY PRESIDENT OF THE ANC. CONCERT AFTERWARDS.
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Image Number: 1000_4
Original Filename: 9011403PEF_B.mov
Caption: NELSON MANDELA'S SPEECH AT DINNER
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Image Number: 995_1
Original Filename: 9011343PEF.mov
Caption: A COMPLETED DOCUMENTARY MADE IN 1992, ABOUT EXILES RETURNING TO SOUTH AFRICA SINCE THE RELEASE OF NELSON MANDELA. IT FEATURES SEVERAL PERSONAL ACCOUNTS FROM EXILES OF VARIOUS AGES AND RACES.
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Image Number: 985_2
Original Filename: 9011403PEF_A.mov
Caption: AN ASSEMBLY OF THE US DIPLOMATIC CORPS/JOINT MEETING OF CONGRESS AT WHICH NELSON MANDELA ARRIVES TO SPEAK. DURING HIS SPEECH, MANDELA ENCOURAGES THE US TO MAINTAIN SANCTIONS UNTIL SOUTH AFRICA IS A UNITED, DEMOCRATIC AND A NON-RACIAL COUNTRY. AFTER THE SPEECH THERE IS A SENATE DINNER FOR NELSON MANDELA. FOLLOWING THIS, VARIOUS US POLITICAL FIGURES MAKE STATEMENTS ON THE SUBJECT OF SANCTIONS.
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Image Number: 984_3
Original Filename: 8824912PEF.mov
Caption: a zambian music show followed by an international music show. This first song is about Nelson Mandela.
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Image Number: 984_2
Original Filename: 9010906PEF.mov
Caption: DOCUMENTARY ON NELSON MANDELA AND APARTHEID, HIS LIFE AND ACHIEVEMENTS. INTERVIEW WITH GOLDBURG, MANDELA AND ACTIVISTS. DOCCIE ON SA SEGRAGATION AND THE RELATIONS AND DIFFERENCES IT CREATED.
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Image Number: 963_3
Original Filename: 8825149PEF_A.mov
Caption: THE CEREMONY IN HONOUR OF NELSON MANDELA AND DULCIE SEPTEMBER, ANC CHOIR RENDERING FREEDOM SONGS, SPEECHES OF SOLIDARITY BY FRENCH SPEAKERS AND WORDS OF THAN BY THE ANC SPEAKERS
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Image Number: 952_2
Original Filename: 9011493PEF_A.mov
Caption: INTERVIEW + Q&A WITH NELSON MANDELA. AMERICAN AUDIENCE
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Image Number: 950_1
Original Filename: 8825027PEF.mov
Caption: PANEL ON USA COMMUNITY TV ON THE SITUATION AND FUTURE OF SA SHORTLY AFTER NELSON MANDELA'S RELEASE FROM PRISON. POLICY OF SANCTIONS AND HOW PEOPLE CAN CONTRIBUTE TO CHANGE AND MOVEMENT TOWARDS A FREE AND DEMOCRATIC SOUTH AFRICA
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Image Number: 932_4
Original Filename: 8825025PEF.mov
Caption: An episode of CBS Nightwatch about the release of Nelson Mandela. Includes interview with Micheal Clough, the Council on Foreign Relations; and Randall Robinson of TransAfrica. An insert about the life of Mandela contains many pieces of iconic footage.
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Image Number: 973_2
Original Filename: 8824927PEF.mov
Caption: A CONCERT IN AID OF NELSON MANDELA HELD IN SWEDEN. MANDELA SPEAKS AND PAYS RESPECT TO ASSASSINATED SWEDISH PRIME MINISTER OLAF PALME. MANY MUSICAL PERFORMANCES BY SWEDISH ARTISTS, AS WELL AS ONE BY MIRIAM MAKEBA AND A RENDITION OF NKOSI SIKELELA.
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Image Number: 1048_79
Original Filename: ITEM19610330.pdf
Caption: All-in conference calls for action. Mass demonstration on eve of republic. Mr. Nelson Mandela adressing the Maritzburg conference.
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Image Number: 946_3
Original Filename: 9011415PEF_A.mov
Caption: Nelson Mandela answers questions from the audience and makes his position in Colonel Ghadafi, Fidel Castro and Yasser Arafat assisting in the struggle very clear.
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