Thames Television / Black Consciousness Movement / Mail & Guardian / Christian Science Monitor / London Thames Television / Wall Street Journal / /
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Africa / /
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Netherlands / South Africa / Cuba / Brazil / Tanzania / Botswana / United Kingdom / Germany / Zambia / Mozambique / Swaziland / Zimbabwe / Guinea / United States / Angola / Nigeria / Sierra Leone / /
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Person Travel / Person Communication and Meetings / Judicial Event / /
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Orlando Stadium / London Gatwick airport / Witwatersrand University / Planet Cinema / bookshop of Soweto / Soweto museum / Avalon cemetery / The museum / Hector Pieterson2 Museum / /
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tear gas canisters / law obliging black students / public services / electronics / /
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Reconciliation / Peace / Forgiveness / Truth / /
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Sierra Leone / Jonathan Cape / South African beaches / /
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Orlando West’s High School / Morris Isaacson School / East German government / United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees / Nationalist government / Mohloding Secondary School / Black Allied Workers’ Union / Methodist Church / Naledi High School / Soweto Students’ Representative Council / Junior Secondary School / Congress / South African National Defence Force / Fred Clarke Secondary School / Reconciliation Commission / Witwatersrand University / South African Students’ Organisation / Truth and Reconciliation Commission / Socialist Workers’ Party / Operation Hunger / South African Students’ Movement / /
president / the US ambassador / General / secretary / chief / member and general secretary / author / foreign correspondent / respected leader / representative / draftsman / co-founder / Minister of Health / lieutenant colonel / black photographer / first president / Governor / journalist / nurse / ANC president / praise-poet / reporter / /
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California / /
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the Wall Street Journal / Mail & Guardian / the Mail & Guardian / /
Acceptance through resignation: healing or surviving? Lorenza CORAY-DAPRETTO A personal premise More than ten years have elapsed since the end of apartheid in South Africa and the General Elections which took place in 19