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What important political position did nelson Mandela hold after being released from jail?
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When Nelson Mandela was released from prison, he became the first president of South Africa. He was the president for 5 years.
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How did Nelson Mandela escape from prison?
He didn't. He was released as a political gesture.
Who is the African leader who rose from the position of a political prisoner to a post of president in a former apart herd system?
Nelson Mandela
Who were important people to Nelson Mandela?
his mum his dad and his family are important in his life
Why is robben island important?
because it is where Nelson Mandela, our former president of SA was imprisoned and all other political prisioners were imprisioned in that island.
Why robben island important?
because it is where Nelson Mandela, our former president of SA was imprisoned and all other political prisioners were imprisioned in that island.
What president spent 27 years in prison in South Africa?
Nelson Mandela, but he was a political activist first, then went to jail, and then became president after he was released.
When was Nelson Mandela relesed?
Nelson Mandela was Released on February 11th, 1990
How old was Nelson Mandela after prison?
Nelson Mandela was 72 when he was released from prison.
How did Nelson Mandela become the first black South African president?
Nelson Mandela gained a lot of political support during his term in prison for 27 years. He earned even more support from 1985 onward because he chose not to be released on 'conditional' release, meaning he would not have been able to continue his political work. When he was finally released, he was welcomed with open arms by the black South Africans.
Has Nelson Mandela committed murder?
No, Nelson Mandela did not murder anyone. He was a political figure who was wrongly arrested and was in jail for many years.
When was Mandela released from jail?
1990
What year did Nelson Mandela stop being president?
Nelson Mandela stood down from the position of President for South Africa in 1999. :)
