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Page creatorLilly (talk | contribs)
Date of page creation13:07, 14 August 2026
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Nelson Mandela and the Armed Struggle: From Sabotage to Negotiated Democracy
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An examination of Nelson Mandela's role in the origins of South Africa's armed struggle, the formation of uMkhonto weSizwe, the turn from nonviolent resistance to sabotage, the Rivonia Trial, imprisonment, and the eventual transition from armed resistance to democratic negotiations.
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  • Nelson Mandela
  • armed struggle
  • uMkhonto weSizwe
  • MK
  • African National Congress
  • ANC
  • apartheid
  • anti-apartheid resistance
  • sabotage
  • Rivonia Trial
  • Sharpeville Massacre
  • Joe Slovo
  • Albert Luthuli
  • armed resistance
  • South Africa
  • liberation struggle
  • Operation Mayibuye
  • guerrilla warfare
  • political violence
  • reconciliation
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