Nelson Mandela is the name of a leader whose policy has never been humiliated, Nobel laureate Nelson Mandela spent a lot of valuable time in his life for the people, and left many priceless things that are valuable resources for us today, Nelson Mandela will give us inspiration in the age Generation from generation to generation.
In today's The Dhaka Times, this report has been briefly given in brief on the various issues related to the life of Nelson Mandela and the end of the life of the great leader from the beginning to the end of various emergencies.
Full name Nelson Rolihahla Mandela was born on July 18, 1918, in the village of Thembu in Mvezo village. Nelson Mandela's grandfather was Mandela, the son of Thembu ethnicity. Mandela is the name of Nelson Mandela's family name. Although Nelson Mandela and his father were children of the royal family, they could not get the chance to become kings because Nelson's grandfather was of the tribe of Ixheba, according to the custom, none of his branches had the right to ascend to the Thimbo dynasty.
The first TV interview by Nelson Mandela in 1961
Nelson Mandela's mother is Noscany Fanni, who later moved from her husband's house and started living in her father's house, with the mother of Nelson Mandela, she spent her childhood at her maternal grandparents house. Nelson Mandela was very old at the time of his childhood, and at that time everyone called him "Rolih-Allah". "Rolih-Allah" means the evil boy.
Gradually, Nelson Mendela grew up, passed the school and was admitted to the Bachelor of Arts course at Fort Hare University. Originally Nelson Mandela became worried about the country, politics and society. The University of Fort Hare was once expelled from the University of Nelson Mandela, after which Nelson Mandela employed the responsibility of securing a mine, but his job did not last long. Mandela later joined the legal establishment of Johannesburg, Witkin, Sidelsky and Edelman as a clerk. There Mandela's legal life began, where Nelson Mandela was introduced to a number of people through his service, and he graduated under Mandela University of South Africa's distance education program. Afterwards, Mandela started postgraduate studies in law of the University of Witwatersrand. He was introduced to many friends during the reading and he himself got involved in anti-apartheid movements. During this time his friends are his companions.
The first speech after becoming the President
Nelson Mandela leads the non-cooperation movement of the African National Congress in 1952. He played an important role in the 1955 conference of the people. The liberation certificate was formulated in this conference, which was the basis of the anti-apartheid movement in South Africa. The South African racist white government, on December 5, 1956, arrested 150 anti-racist activists in sedition case, including Mandela. In 1961, Mandela took the leadership of ANC's armed body organization, Umkhonto Wei Siewe (meaning "Country Bark", short name MK). He was the co-founder of this organization.
Nelson Mandela did not like the Sassras Movement but he said in his speech, "I believe in non-violent movement all the time, the Sasso movement is the last attempt of all efforts, people are forced to fight in the war with arrogance."
Video of Nelson Mandela's short biography
On 5 August 1962 Mandela was arrested. He was detained in the Johannesburg castle. On June 12, 1964, Nelson Mandela was sentenced to life imprisonment instead of hanging. Mandela's imprisonment begins in Robben Island prison Here he spent his first 18 years in prison for 27 years. While being in jail, Nelson Mandela's popularity continued to grow. In 1969, the African racist government planned a false campaign to free Nelson Mandela from prison, and Nelson Mandela would be killed in crossfire, but knowing that the British intelligence agency knew about the conspiracy, it was negligent.
Nelson Mandela lauds with Mohammad Ali
In March 1982, Mandela was transferred from the prison of the Robben Island to Palsmus Prison. It is believed that at that time, Nelson Mandela's huge influence on the young prisoners and loyalists on Robben Island can be given as a result of this initiative to reduce the impact. At that time, Robben Prison would have been described as scarring "Mandela University".
In 1985, Nelson Mandela was offered a condition with the condition that Nelson Mandela refused. He gave a statement about this so that:
"What freedom is I offered while the organization of the people is banned? Only free men can negotiate A prisoner can not enter into contracts. "
Translation: This is a proposal! Where I was asked to ban the creation of a people in the humble state of liberation! A free man can negotiate or negotiate the condition, no bribe can ever go to a contract.
On February 2, 1990, South African dictator FW de Kler lifted the ban on anti-apartheid organizations, including the African National Congress. Nelson Mandela was released in the same way, during this time Mandela