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Nobel Peace Prize after Ngosi Albert Lutulli. Then it was Archbishop Desmond Tutu in the 80s. Then, of course, we had President Nelson Mandela and F.W. de Klerk. And now the fifth South African winning a Nobel Peace Prize. And this is, of course, Justice Navi
South Africa. Well, it was just a few months before Tata Nelson Mandela walked free out of prison after spending nearly 30 years incarcerated. So basically, at the time, the late F.W. de Klerk actually took over. I remember his predecessor, Pete W. Borter, had
2 stories on 2 stations in the last 30 days · all stations
Nobel Peace Prize after Ngosi Albert Lutulli. Then it was Archbishop Desmond Tutu in the 80s. Then, of course, we had President Nelson Mandela and F.W. de Klerk. And now the fifth South African winning a Nobel Peace Prize. And this is, of course, Justice Navi
South Africa. Well, it was just a few months before Tata Nelson Mandela walked free out of prison after spending nearly 30 years incarcerated. So basically, at the time, the late F.W. de Klerk actually took over. I remember his predecessor, Pete W. Borter, had
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Excerpt 1 lists F.W. de Klerk among South African Nobel Peace Prize winners, alongside Albert Lutuli, Desmond Tutu and Nelson Mandela, before turning to Justice Navi Pillay as the fifth 1. Excerpt 2 says that shortly before Nelson Mandela walked free after nearly 30 years in prison, the late F.W. de Klerk took over from his predecessor, who had suffered a stroke 2.
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