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How can someone be a hero like Nelson Mandela in this world too day?
how can someone be a hero like Nelson Mandela in the world too day
What month and day did Nelson Mandela marry?
november
Who are some modern day prophets?
Nelson Mandela....
What sports did Nelson Mandela excel in during school?
Yes. Nelson Mandela was actually very fond of synchronized swimming. This was a large sport in Nelson Mandela's day. As a child he dreamed to be on the South African Olympic team.
How many day 's did Nelson Mandela stay in prison for?
Nelson Rolilahlah Mandela was a political prisoner in an island in Africa known as Robben Island. He was in prison for 27 years.
What is the origin of donating 67 minutes of your time to honor Nelson Mandela on his birthday on July 18?
1 Minute for Each YearNelson Mandela gave 67 years of his life to the struggle for social justice. Please give 67 minutes.According to the official website of Nelson Mandela Day:...all you have to do on July 18 is donate 67 minutes of your day to doing something good in any way you can. Nelson Mandela gave 67 years of his life to the struggle for social justice. Can you spare 67 minutes of yours to support a charity or serve your local community?(See the Related link to the official website of Nelson Mandela Day.)
Was Nelson Mandela born on the last day of ww1?
No. The last day of World War I was 11 November 1918. Nelson Mandela was born several months earlier on 18 July 1918.
What day did nelson Mandela come out of jail?
feb. 11, 1990
What day nelson Mandela go to jail?
He went to jail in ther year of 1963
What year did Nelson Mandela go to Healdtown Methodist boarding school?
some day
How did nelson Mandela stanndup for blacks?
he stood up one day and said we deserve better we arnt just trash
Why did nelson Mandela change his original name?
Nelson Mandela's original name was Rolihlahla, which means "pulling a branch off a tree" or "troublemaker" in Xhosa. He was given the name Nelson by a teacher on his first day of school as part of a British tradition to give African students English names. Mandela later embraced his new name and used it throughout his life.
