Chris Ledochowski
Nelson Mandela addresses South Africans for the first time after his release from prison, from the balcony of the City Hall on the Grand Parade, Cape Town.
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Sue Kramer
‘Fee At Last’ refers to that fact that Nelson Mandela is free at last . He was released from prison after 27 years imprisonment. Celebrations were held all over South Africa to celebrate his freedom and the road to freedom and democracy for South Africa. Some of the crowd at a rally to celebrate Mandela’s release holding a poster Free At Last and a COSATU umbrella wth smiles of joy , Soweto, Johannesburg, 12.02.1990
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Sue Kramer
A man holds ” He’s free poster Hillbrow, Johannesburg, 11 Feb 1990 the night that Nelson Mandela was released from prison after 27 years imprisonment.Many people took to the streets in celebration at Nelson mandela’s release.the joy and excitement was electrifying and everywhere in South Africa . Hillbrow, an inner city suburb of Johannesburg people took to the streets to celebrate.
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Graeme Williams
South Africa, Johannesburg, 1990: Nelson Mandela returns to his home in Soweto after being released from prison.
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