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Albert John Luthuli, 62, Friedens-Nobelpreisträger aus Südafrika, feierte in seinem erzwungenen Exil in der Provinz Natal seine Auszeichnung inmitten einer tatenfroh stampfenden Zulu-Horde und ...
9. Apr. 2018 · Luthuli was born in a Southern Rhodesian Seventh Day Adventist mission, which his father, John Luthuli, served as an evangelist until his death in the first year of Albert's life. A decade later, Albert and his brother settled in Natal with their mother Mtonya: Luthuli , A.
Albert John Luthuli. Name:Albert John Luthuli. Geboren am:00.00.1898. Geburtsort:Rhodesien. Verstorben am:21.07.1967. Todesort:Stanger/Unfall. Der südafrikanische Politiker. Stammte aus einer Adelsfamilie der Zulu und wurde 1935 Häuptling in Groutville (1952 von der südafrikanischen Regierung abgesetzt). Im Dezember 1952 wurde er Präsident ...
John Luthuli is joined in Rhodesia by his wife, Mtonya. 1898. Albert John Mvumbi Luthuli is born at the Solusi Mission Station near Bulawayo. Mvumbi, his Zulu name, means 'continuous rain'. 1901. Martin Luthuli, older brother of John Luthuli and the uncle of Albert Luthuli, is involved in the founding of the Natal Native Congress.
2. Feb. 2018 · Pendant quinze ans, Albert John Luthuli dirigea l’African National Congres (ANC). Prêtre méthodiste de formation, il devint chef de tribu, puis homme politique dès la fin des années 1920. Il est une figure emblématique de la lutte contre l’Apartheid. Il naît en 1898 en Rhodésie, actuel Zimbabwe, d’un père chrétien sud africain ...
13. Mai 2014 · If there is an extra-royal gentry in Zulu society, then it was into this class that Albert John Luthuli was born. Among the Zulus, chieftainship is hereditary only for the Paramount Chief; all regional chiefs are elected. The Luthuli family though, at least through the 1950s, monopolized the chieftainship of the Abasemakholweni (literally “converts”) tribe for nearly a century. Luthuli's ...
Below is the article summary. For the full article, see Albert John Luthuli . Albert Lutuli, (born 1898, Rhodesia—died July 21, 1967, Stanger, S.Af.), Zulu chief and president of the African National Congress (1952–60). Trained at a mission school, Lutuli taught and served a small community as chief before being elected ANC president.
