The Struggle, by Heidi Holland (Used)

The early African National Congress consisted mainly of a few educated and politically conscious blacks who made polite protests, fearful of offending while liberal sympathies. Today, united under Nelson Mandela's world status as the courageous symbol of the struggle for freedom, the ANC is the only internationally recognized organization capable of negotiating with the government to end conflict in South Africa. In this, the first comprehensive popular history of the ANC, Heldi Holland chronicles the organization's painful evolution, with special focus on the personal experiences of its jailed leader, Nelson Mandela, and other key figures, such as its unsung president Oliver Tambo. Based largely on interviews with leading ANC officials, including the organization's chief spokesman. Thabo Mbeki, The Struggle is a unique record of the men and women who are most likely to form South Africa's first democratic government.

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