Robben Island
SMITH, Charlene Cape Town, 1997 2007.
Robben Island Charlene Smith. - 19971st ed. - [Bellville?]: Mayibuye Books; Cape Town: Struik, 1997. - 160 pages Colour illustrations, map 21 cm. - Mayibuye history and literature series ; no. 76 Mayibuye history & literature series ; no. 76. 9781868 720620 .
Includes bibliographical references (pages 154-157) and index.
Robben Island, where Nelson Mandela was imprisoned for 18 years, was a place of love and suffering, and is a profound mirror of the political and social life of a nation battling to find its place in the world and build a unifying sense of nationhood and purpose among its citizens. This book pays tribute to all the people once imprisoned there and to the strength of the human spirit.
Adult
9781868 720620
SMITH, Charlene Cape Town, 1997 1997.
Hidden voices series
Kabbala
Action research
South Africa
Political prisoners—South Africa Human rights—South Africa Torture—South Africa Civil rights—South Africa Political crimes and offenses—South Africa—Investigation Abuse of administrative power—South Africa Justice and politics—South Africa--Cape Town
History
African National Congress—History; Government, Resistance to—South Africa; Civil rights movements—South Africa—History; Anti-apartheid movements—South Africa—History; Black people—Civil rights—South Africa—History; National liberation movements—South Africa; Black people—South Africa—Politics and government; Indigenous peoples—South Africa—Politics and government; South Africa—History—Source
365.45096873 SMIT
Robben Island Charlene Smith. - 19971st ed. - [Bellville?]: Mayibuye Books; Cape Town: Struik, 1997. - 160 pages Colour illustrations, map 21 cm. - Mayibuye history and literature series ; no. 76 Mayibuye history & literature series ; no. 76. 9781868 720620 .
Includes bibliographical references (pages 154-157) and index.
Robben Island, where Nelson Mandela was imprisoned for 18 years, was a place of love and suffering, and is a profound mirror of the political and social life of a nation battling to find its place in the world and build a unifying sense of nationhood and purpose among its citizens. This book pays tribute to all the people once imprisoned there and to the strength of the human spirit.
Adult
9781868 720620
SMITH, Charlene Cape Town, 1997 1997.
Hidden voices series
Kabbala
Action research
South Africa
Political prisoners—South Africa Human rights—South Africa Torture—South Africa Civil rights—South Africa Political crimes and offenses—South Africa—Investigation Abuse of administrative power—South Africa Justice and politics—South Africa--Cape Town
History
African National Congress—History; Government, Resistance to—South Africa; Civil rights movements—South Africa—History; Anti-apartheid movements—South Africa—History; Black people—Civil rights—South Africa—History; National liberation movements—South Africa; Black people—South Africa—Politics and government; Indigenous peoples—South Africa—Politics and government; South Africa—History—Source
365.45096873 SMIT