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When Mandela referred to climbing a great hill he was referring to the struggle of?
When Mandela referred to climbing a great hill, he was symbolizing the arduous struggle against oppression and injustice in South Africa. This metaphor illustrated the challenges and sacrifices involved in achieving freedom and equality, emphasizing that while the journey is difficult, it is essential for reaching the summit of liberation and human rights. Ultimately, it reflects the perseverance required to overcome systemic barriers and the collective effort needed to bring about change.
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Who said -We are not yet out?
oscar wilde
Who is the author of 'The Struggle Is My Life'?
Nelson Mandela
Who wrote the book 'The struggle in my life'?
Nelson Mandela
What was Nelson Mandela's struggle?
he spent 27 years in jail
What is the method of struggle of gandhi and nelson Mandela?
Non-violent
What role did Winnie Mandela play in the struggle for equality?
She devoted her self to fight for struggle and equality for all.
What was the result of Nelson Mandela's struggle?
nelson mandela, accomlished in making a nation free.he became the first president,of africa
What was Early Struggle of Nelson Mandela?
what was early struggles of nelson mandele
Did Mandela give up the struggle to end apartheid even though he was in prison?
no
What books did Nelson Mandela?
Nelson Mandela wrote the books Long walk to Freedom, No Easy Walk to Freedom, Nelson Mandela:The Struggle is my Life, Nelson Mandela's favorite African folktales and over 100 more.
Was nelson Mandela justified in taking part in a violent struggle after non violence failed?
yes
What led Nelson Mandela to become part of the struggle for south Africa?
http://wiki.answers.com/Q/What_led_nelson_mandela_to_become_part_of_the_struggle_for_south_africa"
