The Long Walk to Freedom (116 page)
employment in, NM’s
underground activities in,
protests in,
Johannesburg Fort prison,
Jones, Reverend,
Jongintaba, Chief,
Joseph, Helen,
Joyi, Zwelibhangile,
Kadalie, Clements,
Kantor, Jimmy,
Kapwepwe, Simon,
Kathrada, Ahmed (Kathy),
MK and, in Robben
Island prison,
in
Pollsmoor prison, negotiations
with government,
release from prison,
Kaunda, Kenneth,
Keitsing, Fish,
Kellerman, Major,
Kemp, General,
Kennedy, Justice,
Kentridge, Sydney,
Kerr, Alexander,
Kgoloko, Kolane,
Kgosana, Philip,
Khongisa, Nyathi,
King, Coretta Scott,
King, Martin Luther, Jr.,
Kissinger, Henry,
Kleynhans brothers,
Koch, Miss,
Kodesh, Wolfie,
Kotane, Moses,
Kruger, Jimmy,
Kruger, Sergeant,
Kunene, Andrew,
KwaZulu,
Lagos Conference of Independent States,
Land Act,
League of Nations,
Leballo, Potlako,
Lebentlele, Frank,
legal system, South African,
legislation, discriminatory,
protest against,
Leibbrandt, Robey,
Lekota, Patrick “Terror,”
Lembede, Anton,
Letele, Arthur,
Letlaka, Tsepo,
Levson, Freda,
Levy, Leon,
Liberal Party,
Liberia,
Liliesleaf Farm, Rivonia,
little Rivonia Trial,
Lollan, Stanley,
Louw, Mike,
Ludorf, Justice,
Lutheran mission,
Luthuli, Albert,
antiremoval campaign,
and, as president of the
ANC,
Congress of the People
and, arrest and trial,
in NM’s treason trial,
armed violence policy and,
Nobel Peace Prize,
NM underground and,
Mabhida, Moses,
Mabutho, J.,
Mabutho, Mrs. Gogo,
Macmillan, Harold,
Madi, Levi,
Madikizela, Columbus,
Mahabane, Paul,
Mahabane, Zaccheus,
Maharaj, Mac,
Mahlasela, Ben,
Maisels, Israel,
Majombozi, Lionel,
majority rule issue,
Makanna,
Make, Vusumuzi,
Makgatho, Sefako Mapogo,
Makhanda,
Makue, Joshua,
Makwetu, Clarence,
Malan, Daniel,
Malan, Magnus,
Mandela, Baliwe,
Mandela, Daligqili,
Mandela, Evelyn (née Mase),
birth of children,
break-up of marriage to NM,
Mandela, Leabie,
Mandela, Mabel,
Mandela, Madiba Thembekile,
Mandela, Makaziwe (NM’s first daughter),
Mandela, Makaziwe (NM’s second
daughter),
Mandela, Makgatho Lewanika,
Mandela, Makhutswana,
Mandela, Mlahlwa,
Mandela, Nelson Rolihlahla: family history,
childhood, and education,
early life in Johannesburg,; law
education and practice,
ANC
connection and politics,
marriage to Evelyn,
Mase family life and
birth of children,
arrest and trial (1952),
bans against,
visits home,; Treason
Trial (1956),
meets and
marries Winnie Madikizela,
arrest and imprisonment
under State of Emergency,
goes underground,
founds and heads MK,
international campaigns,
military training; arrest
and imprisonment (1962),
Rivonia Trial (1962),
begins prison sentence at Robben
Island,; writes memoirs
transfer to Pollsmoor Prison,
armed resistance/
violence policy, refuses
conditional release,; negotiations
with government,
health,; transfer to Victor
Verster prison,
meetings with Botha,; meetings
with de Klerk,;
release
from prison, post-prison
activities,; European and American tour,; separation from
Winnie,; Nobel Peace Prize
Mandela, Notancu,
Mandela, Winnie (née Nomzamo,
Winifred Madikizela),; meets and
marries NM,; politics
birth of children,
visits to NM in prisons,
at NM’s trial,; ban
against,
arrest and imprisonment,;
erosion of marriage to NM,
internal exile,
NM’s
release from prison and,
Mandela, Zenani,
Mandela, Zindziswa,
Mandela and Tambo law firm,
Mandela-Plan (M-Plan),
Mangope, Lucas,
Manuel, Trevor,
Maoto, Kangaroo,
Mao Tse-tung,
Maqubela, Patrick,
Marais, Major,
Marcus, Nathan,
Maree, Willie,
Margai, Milto,
Marks, J. B.,
arrest and trial,,
Marupeng, Seperepere,
Marx, Gawie,
Marxism,
Mase, Sam,
Maseko, MacDonald,
Maseko, Phyllis,
Masemola, Jeff,
Mashaba, Bertha,
Mashifane, Thomas,
Masire, Quett,
MaSisulu (mother of Walter Sisulu),
Masondo, Andrew,
mass action/protests,
Mass Democratic Movement (MDM),
Matanzima, George,
Matanzima, K. (Kalzer) D. (Daliwonga),
Matlou, Jonas,
Matomela, Florence,
Matthews, Joe,
Matthews, Z. K.,
Matyolo family,
Mbekela, Ben,
Mbekela, George,
Mbekeni, Constance,,
Mbekeni, Garlick,,
Mbeki, Govan,
Mbeki, Thabo,
Mbobo, Victor,
Mda, A. P. (Peter),
Mda, Rose,
Mdingi, Chief,
Meadowlands,
Meer, Fatima,
Meer, Ismail,
Meligqili, Chief,
Menye, Nqabeni,
Methodist Church of South Africa,
Methodist faith/Church,
Mfengu people,
Mgudlwa, Msunguli,
Mgxaji, Nkosana,
Mhlaba, Raymond,
negotiations with government and,
release from prison,
Michel, Rodney,
Mini, Vuyisile,
Minnaar, Colonel,
Mitterrand, François,
Mji, Diliza,
Mkentane, Lincoln,
MK (Umkhonto we Sizwe–
the Spear of the Nation),; ANC
and,
armed resistance/violence policy, arrest
and imprisonment of members,
founding,;
international support for,
legislation against,
Mkwayi, Wilton,
Mlangeni, Andrew,
Mlonyeni, Max,
Modise, Joe,
Mofokeng, Mackeed,
Mofutsanyana, Edwin,
Moilwa, Abram,
Mokitimi, S. S.,
Mokone, Elijah,
Molaoa, Patrick,
Molefe, Popo,
Molefi, Joe,
Molete, Aaron,
Molete, Z. B.,
Molete, Zachariah,
Molife, Petrus,
Mollson, Jeremiah,
Moloi, Jerry,
Molotsi, Johannes (Skipper, Adonis),
Molotsi, Peter,
Mompati, Ruth,
Moodley, Strini,
Moola, Mosie,
Moosa, Valli,
Morocco,
Moroka, J. S.,
Moshweshwe, Mantsebo,
Motala, Dr. Chota,
Mothopeng, Zephania,
Motlana, Nthato,
Motsete, K. T.,
Motsoaledi, Caroline,
Motsoaledi, Elias,
Mozambique,
Mpetha, Oscar,
Mphakanyiswa, Gadla,
Mpondombini, Chief,
Mpondo people,
Mqhayi, Krune,
Mqhayi, Samuel,
Mqhekezweni, Thembuland,
Mthimkhulu, Ida,
Mtolo, Bruno,
Mubarak, Hosni,
Mugabe, Robert,
Muller, Hans,
Mulroney, Brian,
Munro, Brigadier,
Murray, Andrew,
Museveni, Yoweri,
Mustafa, Dr.,
Mvezo,
Mxenge, Griffiths,
Naicker, G. M. (Monty),
Naidoo, G. R.,
Naidoo, M. D.,
Nair, Billy,
Namibia,
Nasser, Gamal Abdel,
Natal,
Natal Indian Congress (NIC),
National Action Committee,
National Action Council,
nationalism: African,
Afrikaner,
National Minded Bloc,
National Party,
apartheid policy education,
policy, in elections
negotiations with ANC,
PAC and, Treason Trial and,
National Peace Accord,
National Security Management System,
National Volunteer Board,
Native Administration Act,
Native Affairs Department,
Native Representative Council,
Naude, Beyers,
Ndzamela, Locke,
Nel, De Wet,
New Age,
news media,
Ngangelizwe, King,
Ngendane, Selby,
Ngidi, Freddie,
Ngotyana, Greenwood,
Ngoyi, Lilian,
Ngubane, Jordan,
Ngubase, Solomon,
Ngubengcuka, King,
Nguni people,
Ngwevela, Johnson,
Nhlapo, Enoch,
Nicholas, G.,
Nigeria,
Ninety-Day Detention Law,
Njongwe, James,
Nkabinde, Ellen,
Nkampeni, J.,
Nkobi, Thomas Titus,
Nkomo, Joshua,
Nkomo, William,
Nkrumah, Kwame,
No-England (NM’s foster mother),
Nokwe, Duma,
Treason Trial and,
Non-European Unity Movement,
nonviolence.
See
African National Congress:
nonviolence policy;
pacifism; passive resistance
Nosekeni, Fanny,
Nthite, Peter,
Ntlabathi, Gertrude,
Ntsele, Eric,
