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Nelson Mandela was born in 1918 in South Africa. His real name was Rolihlahla, but when he went to school his teachers called him Nelson. He enjoyed boxing and running and he was intelligent. He studied hard and became a lawyer. He died  in 2013.

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Nelson Mandela wanted to abolish Apartheid, unite the state by destroyng the differences between whites and blacks and finally he abolished violence.

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In South Africa at those times, black people were considered inferior and were often poor. The goverment had only white members. This meant that black and white had to live in different areas, they couldn't marry, sit together in a restaurant or on a bus, study in the same school or play in the same sport them.

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Mandela started a peaceful protest, but he was arrested. In 1964, he was sent to a terrible prison on Robben Island. Hes spent 18 years there and only two visitors could visit him every year. Then he was sent to a different prison. He spent 27 years in total as a prisoner.

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An international campaign to free Mandela began. Countries boycotted South Africa: they stopped trade and they refused to send sport teams or entertainers there. Finally in 1990, South Africa got a new president called F.W. de Klerk. He freed Mandela after 28 years in prison. The two men worked together to create a multiracial democracy for South Africa and in 1993, they won the Nobel Peace Prize for their work.

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In 1994, black people in South Africa voted for the first time. Mandela become South Africa's first black President and was recognised as a great leader. He was an inspiration to millions of people for his courage and wisdome.

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"A National should not be judged by how it trats its highest citizens, bu it's lowest ones"
- Nelson Mandela, Long Walk to Feedom
This sentence is correct in my opinion because nation should protect the weakest sections of the nations, because they are the most needy and disrespectful for they poverty.