num_pages: 176
description: Winnie Mandela, one of South Africa's most visible &amp; articulate apartheid foes, spent many years as a banned person in her own country. She lived under virtual house arrest &amp; was forbidden to address public gatherings or meet with more than one person at a time. She endured a forced separation of 27 years from her husband, Nelson Mandela. Here, in interviews &amp; letters, she tells the story of her life &amp; political development.A Tribute to Nomzamo Winnie Mandela/Bishop Manas Buthelezi My Little Siberia: Banished to Brandfort When My Father Taught Me History I Began to Understand: Growing up in the Countryside (Pondoland) Life with Him was Always a Life without Him: Meeting Nelson Mandela I Always Waited for that Sacred Knock: Life UndergroundHe was a Pillar of Strength to Me: Being Alone No Human Being Can Go On Taking those Humiliations without Reaction: In Prison We Couldn't Stop Our Children: The Soweto Uprising, 1976The Chapter of Dialogue is Finally Closed: The Political Situation Part of My Soul Went with Him: Visits to Robben Island &amp; PollsmoorFreedom CharterWinnie Mandela's Banning OrderConditions of Visit to Nelson Mandela on Robben IslandConditions with which Winnie Mandela Had to Comply to Travel from Brandfort to Robben Island &amp; Back
language: English
title: Part of My Soul Went with Him
titlecomplete: Part of My Soul Went with Him
genres: Politics, Biography, Africa, South Africa, World History, Autobiography, Nonfiction, Feminism, History, Memoir
ratings_count: 328
publisher: W.W. Norton & Company, Inc. (NY)