AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF FREEDOM FIGHTER

 

AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF THE FREEDOM FRIGHTER NELSON MANDELA:

History cannot forget the determinant and brave freedom fighter leader named "Nelson Mandela".  He received his initial education from missionary school and got admission in boarded school. People have known him for his autocratic style. You can estimate his boldness by the words he wrote in his book:

"A boy may cry but a man always conceal his pain"

He wrote his autobiography when he was in jail. His book named "Long walk to freedom'. In the book he vividly described events were happened throughout his life. Mainly the book concerned about inequality and injustice with the blacks and how English were treated them with contempt and hatred. He initially joined ANC which was the organization of Blacks. ANC manifesto was to struggle against the brutality and belligerent behavior of the White people. Nelson Mandela started his journey when first raised his voice in the conference for Blacks that they should have right to vote.

After couple of years of struggle he got permanently arrested on 1664 and spent his 27 years in ruthless prison. He discussed his journey of struggle with his comrades that were also arrested with him in which some of them were Muslims. Nelson Mandela humiliated and isolated in the jail of Robbin island. You can feel his cry of despair by his words:

"If you want check a nation's integrity, see how their low citizens and prisons live"

In an interview when a journalist asked him about his opinion and he said why do people think that their enemies should be our enemies. In 1990, he got released and even after his bail he continued struggle for the rights of Blacks.