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APARTHEID 46 YEARS IN 90 SECONDS - BBC NEWS

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The Hero:

Nelson Mandela was a hero, he fought for what he believed in, he never gave up and in that way he accomplished what he really wanted: equality for everyone.

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The Devil:

President from 1984. Botha was a long time leader of South Africa's National Party and a loyal advocate of racial segregation and the partheid system.

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Evil figure with a good heart:

As tension in the country grew, and as countries around the world tightened sanctions against South Africa and its Apartheid regime, president F.W . de Klerk eventually relented. On February 11, 1990, Nelson Mandela was finally released from prision.

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Evelyn wanted Mandela to give up  politics and return with her. They had many arguments and were finally divorced in 1957.

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For Nelson, rights had to be equal, no matter skin color, religion, or gender, so he fought for it. He was against Apartheid and discrimination of non-whites so he opposed the government and did all he could to free his country.

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He was struggling between giving up and staying strong during his time in jail because he felt desperate and hopeless. He wanted to be outside fighting for freedom, but the fight itself had caused his imprisonment. However, he was a very brave and strong man, so he decided not to let prison destroy him, but to make him stronger to keep fighting.

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Throughout his story, Mandela had to struggle with many different situations, but he solved them well. Here are some examples: