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En 1990, Nelson Mandela est enfin libéré de sa prison où il se trouvait depuis 27 ans !

Il avait été emprisonné pour avoir dénoncé et lutté contre l’apartheid, le système terrible de séparation entre les blancs et les noirs dans son pays, l’Afrique du Sud.

Mises en place en 1948, ces lois d’apartheid servent la minorité blanche, descendante des « Afrikaners », principalement des colons néerlandais en Afrique du Sud. 

Bien que très contestées en interne comme sur la scène internationale, ces lois d’apartheid restent en vigueur jusqu’en 1990.

Comment un tel système, basé sur la domination absolue d'une race sur une autre, a-t-il été finalement aboli ?

#3ème #terminale

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LA LIBÉRATION DE NELSON MANDELA - La Grande Explication 

@Lumni

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-AJuKzRGBc0 

L’apartheid en Afrique du Sud (Actualités françaises, 1954)

@Enseignants Lumni

https://enseignants.lumni.fr/fiche-media/00000000769/l-apartheid-en-afrique-du-sud.html 

Frederik De Klerk annonce la libération de Nelson Mandela - Archive vidéo INA (0’36)

@INA Politique

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3bqdf85VNmw 

MANDELA : Un Long chemin vers la Liberté Bande Annonce VF (1’10 : une seule façon d’aller de l’avant)

@FilmsActu

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rnho_qHoeDg 

La culture c'est comme la confiture...

Deux amis discutent de    ce qui les étonne, amuse ou afflige, en s'appuyant sur des sujets plus    ou moins obscurs historiques, scientifiques, culturels...

Aujourd'hui nous découvrirons les vies extraordinaires de la fiancée du danger, la plus grande sportive de France, Marie Marving et d'un espion à la rancoeur vaillante et tenace, Fritz Joubert Duquesne.

00:00:50 - Marie Marvingt

00:35:43 - Fritz Joubert Duquesne

Shaka Zulu! I'm guessing you've heard the name. Also guessing you know very little about his story. Most don't seem too. Which is a shame because it's such a great story! Shaka took the small Zulu tribe from less than 2,000 members to around 250,000 in just a dozen years. He took them from being one of many militarily inconsequential bands of Africans living in what is now South Africa to the powerful Zulu Nation - one of the mightiest African military powers on the entire continent. He was a brilliant military tactician who changed the way his people - and many other people - would fight, not only during his reign, but for long after his death. He also seems to have been a sadistic madman who did crazy things like kill thousands of people for not grieving the death of his mother hard enough. And have others killed just for getting pregnant while he grieved. His tale is a wild one. And we use it as an excuse to not just learn a lot about him, but also about the history of South Africa. So much info today - and hopefully also a lot of fun, on another historical edition of Timesuck.

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Finally we get around to Shaka and the Zulu people in this weeks episode. Learn about the things they don't tell you about Shaka himself, how the desire for making South Africa into Canada nearly destroyed it and how sometime syou can get carried away during the fun of the roads.

Join us this week with cohost Chus as we discuss Terry Boers' retirement, beer, WSCR hosts, beer, and is Tiger Woods back.