Zelda la grange biography book
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A white Afrikaner, Zelda la Grange grew up in segregated South Africa, supporting the regime and the rules of apartheid. Her conservative family referred to the imprisoned Nelson Mandela as “a terrorist.” Yet just a few years after his release and the end of apartheid, she would be traveling the world by Mr. Mandela's side, having grown to respect and cherish the man she would come to call “Khulu,” or “Grandfather.”Good Morning, Mr Mandela tells the extraordinary story of how a young woman's life, beliefs, prejudices-everything she once believed-were utterly transformed by the man she had been taught was the enemy. It is the incredible journey of an awkward, terrified young secretary in her twenties who rose from a job in a government typing pool to become one of the president's most loyal and devoted associates. This audiobook offers a rare, intimate portrait of Nelson Mandela and his remarkable life as well as moving proof of the power we all have to change.Includes an introduction read by the author as well as an author interview.
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Good Morning, Mr. Mandela
The Guardian
Nelson Mandela was a master of the art of political gesture, particularly when it came to racial reconciliation in South Africa. He wore the Springbok captain's jersey at the Rugby World Cup in 1995, he invited his former oppressors to tea, and he made a point of selecting a young Afrikaner as his personal secretary. Her name was Zelda la Grange: she was 23 when he discovered her working as a junior typist in his presidential office, and she would become his manager, his gatekeeper, his confidante and the person to whom he was perhaps closest, after his wife Graça Machel.Zelda Le Grange approaches her experiences with a warm heart and an open mind and discusses events with a fearless honesty. She takes on the greed, jealousy, hidden agendas and cruelty of the government officials who could not wait for Mr. Mandela to die. She exposes the vultures in his family who could not wait for him to pass away so that they could lay their hands on the bounty. Some members of his family planned his funeral for 8 years while he was