Robben Island Charlene Smith.
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TextSeries: Mayibuye history and literature series ; no. 76 Mayibuye history & literature series ; no. 76 ; 9781868 720620Publication details: [Bellville?]: Mayibuye Books; Cape Town: Struik, 1997. Edition: 19971st edDescription: 160 pages Colour illustrations, map 21 cmISBN: 9781868 720620Subject(s): SMITH, Charlene Cape Town, 1997 1997 | Hidden voices series | Kabbala | Action research | South Africa | Political prisoners—South Africa Human rights—South Africa Torture—South Africa Civil rights—South Africa Political crimes and offenses—South Africa—Investigation Abuse of administrative power—South Africa Justice and politics—South Africa -- Cape Town | African National Congress—History; Government, Resistance to—South Africa; Civil rights movements—South Africa—History; Anti-apartheid movements—South Africa—History; Black people—Civil rights—South Africa—History; National liberation movements—South Africa; Black people—South Africa—Politics and government; Indigenous peoples—South Africa—Politics and government; South Africa—History—Source | South Africa Cape Town | Abuse of administrative power -- South AfricaGenre/Form: History DDC classification: 365.45096873 SMIT Summary: Robben Island, where Nelson Mandela was imprisoned for 18 years, was a place of love and suffering, and is a profound mirror of the political and social life of a nation battling to find its place in the world and build a unifying sense of nationhood and purpose among its citizens. This book pays tribute to all the people once imprisoned there and to the strength of the human spirit.
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Includes bibliographical references (pages 154-157) and index.
Robben Island, where Nelson Mandela was imprisoned for 18 years, was a place of love and suffering, and is a profound mirror of the political and social life of a nation battling to find its place in the world and build a unifying sense of nationhood and purpose among its citizens. This book pays tribute to all the people once imprisoned there and to the strength of the human spirit.
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