Answer The Following Questions.- What is the ideal of Mandela?
- Why is Mandela called an icon of peace and reconciliation?
- What special resolve helped Mandela fight for his people's freedom?
- What did Mandela personify?
- How do you differentiate Mandela form other political leaders?
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