Books by Nelson Mandela
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review 1: لم يعجبني الكتاب مقارنة بمذكرات مانديلا رحلتي الطويلة من اجل الحرية حيث استمتعت بكل ملمة وحرف فيهانا هذا الكتاب فالحقيقة انه عمل تجاري بحت فيه بعض ابمقاطع والصفحات الجيدة لكن في ايضا حشوا كثيرا لا داعي له كما ازعجني كثيرا التعريف بالشخصيات المذكورة في اخر الكتاب وبشكل غير مرتب...
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review 1: This was a phenomenal book, and I suspect a good deal more compelling than Long Walk to Freedom (have not read that one). This is mainly because it is more of a collection of thoughts the man has had over his extraordinary life rather than a fact sheet or a list of events display...
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review 1: I began reading this several days after Mandela's funeral so I could get a better understanding of the man and what he believed. This is not a narrative, but rather bits and pieces from letters, unpublished manuscripts and calendar entries, plus conversations he had with people i...
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review 1: While the excerpts were sometimes frustratingly short, these brief moments of Mandela's writing, notes, and even calendars provide an intimate look into the portrait of an often-discussed man. This collection offers a deeper understanding of his motivations and perspectives; I ha...
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review 1: It's a bit disjointed, as it's a collection of quotes, recollections and narrative. However, this adds to the sense of knowing something about this man. I found myself remembering words and discussions by Mandela over the next few days. His discussion whether to invite the guards...
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review 1: Really inspiring book. It reads easy because of the way it is composed, mixing interviews and letters. It reveals much of both his personal worries and the history of the anti-apartheid struggle without getting into the nitty gritty facts like names and years that make so many no...