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Albert John Luthuli was a leader of black resistance in South Africa. He took up nonviolent methods to end the regressive system of apartheid and while doing so helped to form world opinion against South Africa's policy of Apartheid. Born towards the end of the nineteenth century into the Zulu tribe, he began his career as a teacher, but later ...
Albert John Luthuli, conosciuto anche come Lutuli e con il nome Zulu Mvumbi (Bulawayo, 1898 – Stanger, 21 luglio 1967), è stato un politico sudafricano. Negli anni cinquanta fu a capo del movimento nazionalista sudafricano, cui impose la linea politica della non-violenza .
Albert John Lutuli. Albert Lutuli (también conocido por su nombre zulú: " Mvumbi ") ( Bulawayo, Rodesia del Sur v 1898 - KwaDukuza, Sudáfrica 1967) fue un profesor y sudafricano, ganador del Premio Nobel de la Paz y un político y estadista. Luthuli fue elegido presidente del Congreso Nacional Africano (ANC) en 1952, en ese momento una ...
Albert John Luthuli (zelf wilde hij liever dat dit als 'Lutuli' werd geschreven, ook werd hij liever 'Mvumbi' (zijn Zoeloenaam die voor 'aanhoudende regen' staat) dan Albert John genoemd) [1] ( Bulawayo ( Zuid-Rhodesië ), 1898 - Stanger, 21 juli 1967) was een Zuid-Afrikaans chief (politiek leider). Hij was de zoon van een traditionele chief ...
29. Nov. 2022 · Inkosi Albert John Luthuli (very often spelt Lutuli;[1] c. 1898 – 21 July 1967), also known by his Zulu name Mvumbi (English language: continuous rain),[2] was a South Africa n teacher, activist, Nobel Peace Prize winner, and politician. Luthuli was elected president of the African National Congress (ANC) in 1952. At this time, an umbrella organisation that led opposition to the white minori
The Albert Luthuli Story Autobiography About Inkosi Albert John LuthuliA.K.A: MvumbiBorn: 1898Bulawayo, Southern RhodesiaDied: 21 July 1967Stanger, KwaZulu-Natal Auto biography Naming the Hospital Nobel Peace Prize Auto biography An Autobiographical Article, 1961 I was born of John Bunyan Luthuli of Groutville Mission Station by his wife Mtonya Luthuli, born Gumede. I was born in Southern […]
Mit Albert John Luthuli kamen in den 1940er- und 1950er-Jahren viele jüngere Leute zum Afrikanischen Nationalkongress. Männer wie Nelson Mandela , Oliver Tambo oder Walter Sisulu, die bereit waren, im Freiheitskampf auch Gewalt anzuwenden, und den als gewaltfreie Bürgerrechtsorganisation gegründeten ANC später in den »Speer der Nation« verwandelten.
