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Biography of Nelson Mandela. Fulbright Association. Arkistoitu 13.11.2008. Viitattu 22.9.2020. (englanniksi) "The government banned Mr. Mandela and 51 other people in 1952; although that order expired in 1953, he was banned for the second time after opposing forced removals from Sophiatown and Western Areas in South Africa...Mr. Mandela was still banned in 1955 when the Congress of the People brought 3,000 delegates from all over the county to consider the Freedom Charter..When the trial ended in early 1961, South Africa was about to become a republic ruled by the white minority and based on apartheid. Mr. Mandela, under successive banning orders for nine years, delivered the main speech at a conference attended by 1,400 African delegates, when the most recent ban on him had not been immediately renewed."
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