Nelson Mandela

[Nelson Mandela had] married a nurse, Evelyn, and he had by her three surviving children, but he got no support there. Evelyn became a Jehovah's Witness and greatly resented Mandela's political activities, which turned the marriage sour and sullen... Nelson Mandela saw and fell in love with Winnie Madikizela, a beautiful but violent woman sixteen years his junior. In 1958 he divorced Evelyn and married Winnie...

According to information I could find, Evelyn Mandela, Nelson Mandela's first wife, became a Jehovah's Witness sometime around the 1950's.

when nelson madela was a president foutht against apartheid in south africa.nelson mandela is a hero

nelson Mandela was put in jail by the police in south Africa for standing up for what he belives in and he was protesting and got thrown in jail...

nelson Mandela speech was i dunno maybe 2015 coz dat is wot i tink bcoz yh bye xx babe did u getdat!!

You can find (not found) Nelson's column in Trafalgar Square in London.

Nelson Mandela was imprisioned for spearheading the struggle against apartheid in South Africa. Mandela was captured and jailed in 1962, and in 1964 he was convicted of treason and sentenced to life in prison. Mandela was released Feb, 11 1990.

in South Africa rugby is a huge sport. similar to football in America. it would be almost impossible to live in south Africa and not know about rugby.

To become selfless you must pretty much die to yourself. Nelson Mandela gave up his freedom to fight for equal rights regardless of what you look like.

Nelson Mandela did kill people of any race. He didn't fight for black people in general ,he fiught for the black people in South Africa. Still, he is a hero to those people whose families were not killed during the attacks.

Mandela was charged for planning to overthrow the government with violence.

only one but the websites say 3 go to nelsonmandela.org and you will see it says one.

Nelson Mandela did not join 666. His prison number had 666 in it, which he had no control of.

cause he wanted pizza

Mandela was jailed in November 1962 for a five years for leaving South Africa illegally. While in jail, he was convicted for sabotage and sentenced to a life in prison. He served his prison term on Robben Island, but was moved to Pollsmoor Prison in Cape Town in 1984 and transferred to the Victor Verster Prison near Paarl in 1988. He was freed in February 11, 1990.

On June 12, 1964, eight of the accused ANC leaders, including Mandela, were sentenced to life in prison. years of imprisonment Mandela was sent to the notorious Robben Island Prison, a maximum security jail near Cape Town. His reputation grew during his years of imprisonment as he became viewed as South Africa's most significant black leader, as well as a symbol for equal rights, justice and resistance against apartheid. While in prison, Mandela refused to compromise his political beliefs in order to obtain his freedom. He stated that "only free men can negotiate. Prisoners cannot enter into contracts." In December 1988, he was transferred to Victor Verster Prison, from where he was eventually released in February 1990, after nearly 27 years of incarceration. Following his release, Mandela wasted no time resuming his life's work: the dismantling of the vicious system of apartheid. After being banned for decades, the first national conference of the ANC was held inside South Africa in 1991. Mandela was elected president of the ANC, while lifelong friend and colleague, Oliver Tambo, became the organization's national chairperson. Mandela played a key role in the negotiations that would end apartheid in his country.

He initially believed in nonviolent resistance, but eventually decided that violent protest was necessary to end racial oppression.

Nelson Mandela was a member of a group that was against apartheid. Violence was sometimes used to bring pressure on the government.

Depends what country you are in!

Winnie was qualified as a social worker in 1953 and met Nelson while working at a hospital in the black township of Soweto in 1957. They married in June 1958, despite her father's objections that Nelson was too committed to politics and, at the age of 41, too old for her...............
Winnie met Nelson Mandela through her friend Adelaide Tsukudu, and Adelaides fiance Oliver Tambo.

Nelson Mandela was born to a chief of his tribe in 1918. After his father's passing, he was educated by the tribe, as was the custom, and became a lawyer. He became affiliated with the African National Congress in the 1940s. His anti-apartheid activism landed him in jail for thirty years. After his release in 1990, he worked with President De Klerk of South Africa to ease the transition from apartheid to equality. Both men were awarded the Nobel Peace Prize for their efforts. In 1994, Mandela was elected to the presidency. He retired from political life in 1999. In 2013, Mandela passed away at the age of 95.

To enable them have a political party flat form that will be use in achieving their end state, which is freedom and equal right in the country political and economic affairs.

was born in Mvezo in the district of Umtata

No, he was 72 when he got out of prison.

He was a hero.

Some of the questions people ask about Nelson Mandela is his sense of humility and how he forgave and embraced those who have imprisoned him. Questions have also been asked about his family.