Chapter Fourteen: Home
1. Eli Weinberg, see People, Places and Events.
2. Sheila Weinberg (1945–2004). Anti-apartheid activist. Member of the ANC and Gauteng Legislature. Daughter of Eli Weinberg.
3. Herman Andimba Toivo ja Toivo (1924–). Namibian freedom fighter, a South West African People’s Organisation (SWAPO) leader and political prisoner.
4. Zephania Lekoame Mothopeng (1913–90). Political activist. President of the PAC.
Index
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‘A Tree Was Chopped Down’ (Zindzi Mandela)
Abdurahman, Abdullah
Addis Ababa
Africa
African National Congress (ANC) and anti-apartheid movement; and Oliver Tambo; and police force; armed divisions; assault at Sebokeng; banned; Bantustan; consensus within; Dakar Conference; establishment and development; NM leadership of; NM early activities in; National Executive; NM tensions with; meets National Party; members in prison; principles; regional committee; violence in KwaZulu-Natal; Women’s League (ANCWL) see also Freedom Charter, Umkhonto we Sizwe, Youth League
African People’s Democratic Union of Southern Africa (APDUSA)
Afrikaner Weerstandsbeweging (AWB)
Aggett, Neil
Alexander, D B
Alexander, Neville
Alexandra (township)
Ali, Muhammad
Amadeus (film)
Amalgamated Union of Engineering Workers (London)
Anderson, Jeremy
Andreotti, Giulio (Prime Minister)
Annan, Kofi
Angola
Anne (Princess Royal)
Antigone (Sophocles)
Arafat, Yasser
Arnold, Ayesha
As You Like It (Shakespeare)
Astor, David
Asvat, Zainab
Aswad (band)
Austin, Michael (Father)
Autshumao (Khoikhoi)
Ayob, Ismail
Ayob, Zamila
Azanian People’s Organisation (AZAPO)
Balizulu, Nokwale (Chief)
Bambatha
Bangilizwe (Chief)
Bantustan Scheme
Barnard, Lukas (Niël)
Barratt, John
Beatrix (Queen)
Bella, (Ahmed) Ben
Benson, Mary
Bernstein, Hilda (née Schwarz)
Bernstein, Lionel (Rusty)
Bethell, Nicholas (Lord)
Bhala, Nomabutho
bin Laden, Osama
Bizos, George
Black As I Am (Zindzi Mandela)
Black Consciousness Movement
Black Pimpernel (nickname given to NM)
Black Resistance Politics in South Africa (Tom Lodge)
Boetie Gaan Border Toe (film)
Born of the People (Luis Taruk)
Botha, Pieter (Prime Minister)
Bradley, Shauna
Brahimi, Abdelhamid (Prime Minister)
Breytenbach, Breyten
Brutus, Dennis
Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee (Dee Brown)
Bush, George H W (Snr) (President)
Bush, George W (Jnr) (President)
Buthelezi, Irene
Buthelezi, Mangosuthu (Chief)
Cachalia, Amina (née Asvat)
Cachalia, Ismail (Maulvi)
Cachalia, Yusuf
Carolus, Cheryl
Carter, Rosalynn
Castro, Fidel (President)
censorship
Cetywayo (Zulu)
Chapman, Tracy
Chiba, Isu (Laloo)
Chikane, Frank (Reverend)
Chissano, Joaquim (President)
Ciskei
Clarkebury Boarding Institute
Cliff, Jimmy
Clinton, William (Bill) (President)
Coetsee, Hendrik (Kobie)
Commando (Deneys Reitz)
Commonwealth Conference
Commonwealth Eminent Persons Group
Communist Party
Congress Alliance
Congress of the People
Convention of the People
Cooper, Sathasivan (Saths)
Cossiga, Francesco (President)
Cox, Frank
Crockett, George (Jr)
Crystal Palace Bowl
Cyprian (Zulu)
Cungwa (Chief)
Dadoo, Yusuf
Dalasile, Zanengqele (Chief)
Dalindyebo, Buyelekhaya (King)
Dalindyebo, Cleopatra (Queen)
Dalindyebo, Jongintaba (Chief)
Dalindyebo, Noluntu (Queen)
Dalindyebo, Sabata (King)
Dalindyebo, Zwelibanzi (King)
Daliwonga see Kaiser Matanzima Daniels, Edward (Eddie)
Dash, Samuel
Day of Solidarity with South African Political Prisoners
de Klerk, Frederik (State President)
Defiance Campaign Against Unjust Laws
Derby-Lewis, Clive
Dimbleby, Jonathan
Dube, John Langalibalele
Duncan, Sheena
Dwane, Sigqibo (Bishop)
Ekwueme, Alex (Vice-President)
Egypt
Electric Boogie (film)
Elizabeth II (Queen)
Federation of South African Women (FEDSAW)
Fernandez, Antonio (Chief)
First, Ruth
Fischer, Abram (Bram)
Fischer, Molly (née Krige)
Foot, Michael
Fort Hare University
‘Free Nelson Mandela’ (Jerry Dammers)
Freedom Charter
Gaddafi, Muammar
Gaitskell, Hugh
Gandhi, Indira
Gandhi, Mohandas (Mahatma)
Ganyile, Anderson
Germany
Gerwel, Jakes
Gibson, Rex
Ginwala, Frene
Gogosoa (leader)
Goldberg, Denis
Goldreich, Arthur
Goldstone Commission and Report
Goniwe, Matthew
Gool, Zainunnisa (Cissie)
Goose Bay (Canada)
Goose, Gordon
Greeff, Johannes
Gregory, James
Gumede, Archie
Gwala, Mphephethe (Harry)
Hani, Tembisile (Chris)
Hardy, Barbara
Harmel, Michael
Haroon, Imam
Harry the Strandloper see Autshumao
Hartzenberg, Ferdinand
Healey, Denis
Hendrickse, Allan
Hepple, Bob
Heyns, Johan
Hodgson, Jack
Holomisa, Phathekile (Chief)
Huddleston, Trevor (Archbishop)
Hukbalahap
I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings (Maya Angelou)
Ireland
Irish Republican Army (IRA)
Jabavu, Davidson
Jabavu, John
Jassat, Abdulhay
Johanson, Brian (Reverend)
Johannesburg International Club
Jones, Jack
Joseph, Benjamin
Joseph, Helen (née Fennell)
Joyi (Chief)
ka Senzangakhona, Shaka (King)
ka Zulu, Zwelithini (King)
Kantor, James
Kasrils, Ronnie
Kathrada, Ahmed biography; conversations with NM; implicated in betraying NM; Pollsmoor Prison; Robben Island prison; works with NM
Kaunda, Kenneth (President)
Kearnsley College
Kelly, Michael (Lord Provost)
Kentridge, Felicity
Kemp, JCG
Khama, Seretse (Sir)
Khawudle (Chief)<
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Kinnock, Neil
Kirkwood, Mike
Kotane, Moses
Kruger, James (Jimmy)
Kruger National Park
Langenhoven, C J
language
le Grange, Louis
Lee, Canada
Legum, Colin
Letsie III (King)
Liberal Party
Liliesleaf Farm
Lockerbie bombing
London
Lukhele, Douglas
Luthuli, Albert (Chief)
Mabuna, Nelson
Mabuza, Lindi
Machel, Graça (née Simbine)
Machel, Samora (President)
Macmillan, Harold (Prime Minister)
Madiba (NM’s clan name)
Madikizela, Nonyaniso
Madikizela, NoPhikela
Madikizela, Nonyaniso
Maharaj, Satyandranath (Mac)
Maharaj, Tim
Mahlangu, Solomon
Mahomed, Ismail
Mai Mai Market
Makwetu, Clarence
Malefane, M K
Malefane, Zondwa
Mampuru (Pedis)
Mandela, Alexander
Mandela, Dumani
Mandela, Evelyn (née Mase)
Mandela, Madiba Thembekile (Thembi)
Mandela, Makaziwe (NM’s first daughter)
Mandela, Makaziwe (Maki)
Mandela, Makgatho (Kgatho)
Mandela, Nandi
Mandela, Ndileka
Mandela, Nelson
Awards Burgess Ticket; Jawaharlal Nehru; Order of Playa Giron (Bay of Pigs); New York City College; Nobel Peace Prize; Sakharov; University of Brussels
Childhood and education at Fort Hare university; at University of the Witwatersrand; at Wesleyan College (Healdtown); classical works; early schooling; importance of education; studying in prison
Health blackouts; blood in urine; blood pressure; cardiac checks; cholesterol; diet; eye infection; eyesight damaged; examinations; fasting; health farm; kidney damage diagnosed; meditation; physiotherapy; pneumonia; prostate; rumours; sciatica; surgery; tuberculosis; weight
Names Black Pimpernel; David Motsamayi (adopted name while underground); Madiba (clan name)
Non-political work stage acting; as a lawyer; travel
Personal and family life adulthood; birthplace; birth of Makaziwe (first daughter); birth of Makgatho; birth of Thembi; birth of Zenani; birth of Zindziswa; boxing; childhood; circumcision; death of Makaziwe; death of Thembi; divorcing Evelyn; divorcing Winnie; early years; father; forced marriage; friendship; grandchildren; house bombed; lack of time for family; marriage to Evelyn; meets Graça; mother; pines for family while in prison; prison visits; relationship with Winnie; separation from Winnie; sexuality; sisters; worries that family penalised; see also names of family members
Personal characteristics ambition; clothing and appearance; attitude to death penalty; charisma; compassion; curiosity; dignity; discipline; dreams; endurance; family man; forgiveness; good memory; heroism; inclusiveness; insight; inspiration; love of gardening; love of literature; love of music; loyalty; moral integrity; opportunism; patriotism; perseverance; persuasiveness; practicality; regrets; religious beliefs; respect for environment; romantic; self-deprecation; sense of duty; sense of fairness; sense of humour; sociability; too trusting; vision; workaholic
Political activism Defiance Campaign; ANC Youth League; arrest; banning orders; Bantu Education Act; boycotts; guerrilla warfare; interfering in personal life; imprisonment; military training; petitions for release; police raids; represents prisoners; solidarity; Rivonia Trial; tactics; television; Treason Trial; Umkhonto we Sizwe; underground; see also freedom fighting
Political career, post-prison AIDS; Burundi Peace Process; Convention for a Democratic South Africa (CODESA); discusses nationalism; elected president; negotiations with South African government; NM notes from first session as president; period following release; political violence; proposal to reduce voting age; tour to Canada; tour to Egypt; tour to Europe; tour to Kenya, Uganda and Mozambique; tour to US; understanding governmental security intelligence
Political views assassination; Bantustans; chieftainship; church; communism; colonisation; cultural influence on; democracy; economy; elections; equality; freedom; freedom fighting; government; historical context; imperialism, leadership; nonracialism; non-violence; on monarchy; propaganda; racism; response of younger generation; sacrifice; separatism; traditional background; treason; war; Western influence; women; see also censorship
Speeches abandoned; after assassination of Chris Hani; at Sebokeng; at Sophiatown; at end of Rivonia Trial; style; on Winnie’s ‘necklacing’ speech
Writing desk calendars; diary (1962); habits; Long Walk to Freedom; notebook (1962); notebooks and personal papers (miscellany); prison letters; proposes talks between ANC and government; smuggled letter to lawyers in Durban (1977); to Graça Machel; transcriptions; translations of; unpublished autobiographical manuscript written in prison; unpublished sequel to autobiography
Mandela, Nkosi Mphakanyiswa Gadla
Mandela, Nosekeni (Fanny)
Mandela, Thoko
Mandela, Winnie (Madikizela-Mandela, Nomzamo Winifred) arrest; at Baragwanath Hospital; at Pretoria Prison; banning orders; biography; birth of Zenani; birth of Zindziswa; deportation; detained under Terrorism Act; hospitalised after car crash; imprisonment; letters from NM; marriage to NM; miscarriage; necklacing; police harassment of; receives death threats; relationship with NM; restrictions on; separation from NM; temper; visits NM in prison
Mandela, Zenani (Zeni)
Mandela, Zindziswa (Zindzi)
Mangaliso, Ndamase (King)
Manhattan Brothers (band)
Maori
Maqoma (Rharhabe)
Marks, John (J B)
Marxism see Communist Party
Masekela, Barbara
Masekela, Hugh
Masemola, Jafta (Jeff)
Mashiri, Clifford
Masire, Quett (President)
Masololi, Jerry
Matanzima, Kaiser (K D) names (Daliwonga), (Wonga); biography; meets NM; divergent views; letters from NM; works with NM; visits NM in prison;
Matanzima, Mafu
Matthews, Frieda (née Bokwe)
Matthews, Zachariah (Z K)
Matyolo, Reverend
Mbeki, Govan (Zizi)
Mbeki, Thabo (President)
Meer, Fatima
Meer, Shenaz
Meiring, Georg (General)
Methodist Church
Mfume, Kweisi
Mhlaba, Raymond (Ndobe)
Miller, Arthur
Missing (film)
Mitchell’s Plain
Mitterrand, François (President)
MK see ANC armed divisions, Umkhonto we Sizwe
Mkwayi, Nolusapho
Mkwayi, Wilton (Bri Bri)
Mlangeni, Andrew (Mpandla)
Mngoma, John
Mnqanqeni (Chief)
Mogoerane, Simon
Mohamad, Mahathir (Prime Minister)
Moi, Daniel (Arap) (President)
Moise, David
Mokoena, Harry
Molefe, Petrus
Molete, Zachariah
Molotsi, Johannes
Mompati, Ruth
Montane, Jesus
Moolla, Moosa (Mosie)
Morobe, Murphy
Moroka, James
Mosieloa, Joy
Motaung, Marcus
Mothopeng, Zephania
Motlana, Nthato
Motlanthe, Kgalema
Motsamayi, David (NM’s adopted name while underground)
Motsoaledi, Caroline
Motsoaledi, Elias (Mokoni)
Mpetha, Oscar
Mpumlwana (Reverend)
Mthembu, Patrick
Mtirara, Rochelle
Mulroney, Brian (Prime Minister)
multiracialism
Mubarak, Hosni
(President)
Museveni, Yoweri (President)
Mxenge, Mlungisi Griffiths
Mxenge, Victoria
Naicker, Gangathura (Monty)
Nair, Billy
Nanabhai, Shirish
National Liberation Front, Algeria (ALN)
National Party (NP)
Ndamase, Bongolethu (Queen)
Ndamase, Vulindlela (King)
Nehru, Jawaharlal
Nelson Mandela Institute for Education and Rural Development
New York
Ngoyi, Lilian
Njongwe, Constance (Connie)
Njongwe, James (Jimmy) Lowell Zwelinzima
Nkobi, Thomas
Nokwe, Philemon (Duma)
NoMoscow (Senior wife of King Sabata)
Ntuli, Sam
Nxumalo, Henry
Nzo, Alfred
basanj, Olugun (President)
Odasoa (leader)
Omar, A M
Opperman, D J
Orlando (Soweto)
Pan Africanist Congress (PAC)
Paul II, John (Pope)
Paul Jacobs and the Nuclear Gang (film)
Payi, Clarence Lucky
Peake, George
Pintasilgo, Maria (Prime Minister)
Plaatje, Solomon
Poitier, Sidney
Pokela, John
Pollsmoor Prison
Potato Boycott (1959)
Qokolweni
Qunu
Radebe, Gaur
Ramaphosa, Cyril
Ramphele, Mamphela
Red Star Over China (Edgar Snow)
Resha, Robert
Revenge of the Nerds (film)
Rhanugu, Phathiwe
Rhodes, Cecil John
Rhodesia; see also Zimbabwe
Rivonia Trial
Robben Island prison
Ross, Colleen
Rossouw, Mike
Roux (General)
Ruck, Marjorie
Sampson, Anthony
Sandile, Zanesizwe (King)
Sands, Robert (Bobby)
Scott, Michael
Seakamela, Oupa
Seakamela, Zoleka
Selassie, Haile (Emperor)
Shabangu, Johannes
Shaka see also ka Senzangakhona, Shaka (King)
Shakespeare, William
Sharpeville Massacre
Shell House
Shope, Gertrude
Sikhakhane, Joyce
Sidelsky, Lazar
Sigcau, Princess Stella (Prime Minister)
Sigcau, Thandizulu (King)
Silimela (Chief)
Simons, Anthony (Reverend)
Sisulu, Albertina (née Thethiwe)
Sisulu, Walter biography; clan name (Tyhopho), (Xhamela); implicated in betraying NM; impressive leader; related to Evelyn Mase; works with NM
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