A Fortunate Man

Name: A Fortunate Man
SKU: Id-5009755
Price: 230.00 ZAR
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South Africa

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When Nelson Mandela was released from prison, he invited Ismail Meer to be his travelling companion and speech writer on his trips abroad. Meer is one of the unsung heroes of South African history. A prominent Indian activist, he helped convince the young Mandela, decades earlier, to broaden his vision beyond Africans only. In this autobiography, Meer vividly describes the journey from his childhood world of the 1920s to his political involvement in the 1950s, 1960s and beyond. The title takes the reader back to conversations with figures such as Albert Luthuli, paints a picture of Nelson Mandela and other political leaders as young men, and gives little known details about Joe Slovo and Ruth First.

Hardback. English. Zebra. 2002. In Good Condition.

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