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Getting Started Terra Nullius? South Africa Under Foreign Rule Ml The Getting started 6 Terra Nullius? South Africa under Foreign Rule Ml The Colonisation of South Africa 7 M 2 Cecil Rhodes: "Confessions of Faith" 8 M 3 Mark Twain: "Following the Equator" 11 M4 William Scawen Blunt: "Britain's Imperial Destiny" 13 M 5 B. W. Vilakazi: "Ngoba ... sewuthi" ("Because ... you now say") 15 M 6 The National Flag of South Africa 16 Worksheet! Kwanele Sosibo: "Land Claims Open Pandora's Box" 18 Long Walk to Freedom 24 Ml Alan Paton: Cry, the Beloved Country 24 M 2 South African History Archive: "Freedom from Oppression: 50 Years since the Group Areas Act" 28 M 3 The United Nations: Resolution 1761 29 M 4 Chief Albert Luthuli & Reverend Dr Martin Luther King Jr: "Appeal for Action against Apartheid" 31 M 5 Nelson Mandela: "1 Am Prepared to Die" 32 M 6 Robert Kennedy: "A Ripple of Hope" 35 M 7 Antjie Krog: "My Beautiful Land" 38 M8 Mark Behr: The Smell of Apples 38 M 9 Soweto 40 M 9a Jonas Jonasson: Die Analphabetin, die rechnen konnte 40 M 9b Joy Denalane: „lm Ghetto von Soweto (Auntie's House)" 41 M10 Cry Freedom 43 M 10a Donald Woods: "Biko - Cry Freedom" 43 MlOb John Briley: Cry Freedom: The Courtroom Scene 43 MIOc Cry Freedom: The Ending 46 Mil Christopher van Wyk: "In Detention" 46 M12 Apartheid and the People of South Africa 48 M13 Desmond Tutu: Nobel Prize Acceptance Speech 48 M14 The British Anti-Apartheid Movement: Nelson Mandela Tribute Concert 49 M15 Nelson Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom 49 Worksheet 2 Model Solution (M la, SB p. 21) 53 Worksheet 3a Desmond Tutu: Nobel Prize Acceptance Speech - Listening 54 Worksheet 3b Desmond Tutu: Nobel Prize Acceptance Speech - Transcript 57 Worksheet 4 „Auch Jesus war ein Revolutionar" 59 Worksheet 5a Nadine Gordimer: No Time Like the Present 62 | Worksheet 5b Nadine Gordimer: No Time Like the Present - Crossword 67 http://d-nb.info/1072588773 Mandela's Rule: Turning Wrong into Right? 69 Ml Mandela's Bust 69 M 2 Ingrid Jonker: "The Child Is Not Dead" 69 M 3 Nelson Mandela: Inauguration Speech, 9 May 1994 70 M 4 Antjie Krog: Country of My Skull 72 M 5 Sports and Politics 74 M 6 John Carlin: "How Apartheid Died on a Rugby Field" 75 M 7 Niq Mhlongo: Dog Eat Dog 77 M8 South Africa's Police: Friend or Foe? 78 M 8a Steven A. Holmes: "South Africa Tries to Take the Force out of Police" 78 M 8b Zapiro: "SAPS Image" 80 M 9 Itumeleng Mahabane: "Beyond the Figurehead" 80 Worksheet 6 Karen Allen: "South Africa Education Crisis Fuels State School 82 Exodus" South Africa Today: The Rainbow Nation? 85 Ml Malika Ndlovu: "Wrapped Up" 85 M 2 The South African Reconciliation Barometer 2013 86 M 3 Mike Cohen, Franz Wild and Amogelang Mbatha: "Mandela Dies with 87 Rainbow Nation Dream Still Work in Progress" M 4 Crime Capital of the World? 89 M4a "Man - Superman - Gunman" 89 M4b Alex Perry: "Oscar Pistorius and South Africa's Culture ofViolence" 90 M 5 "Fool's Gold" 92 M 6 Marita van der Vyver: "She Doesn't Speak" 93 M 7 Orania 94 M7a Tobias Lindner: „Orania" 94 M 7b Jean-Pierre Kap: „Eine Stadt nur fur Weitee" 95 M8 Marcus Mabry: "Generation Born after Apartheid Sees Mandela's Fight as 95 History" M 9 Hip Hop Pantsula: "Harambe" 97 M10 "The Price of South Africa's Spending" 97 Mlla Andrew Harding: "Pistorius Trial: Nation of Competing Realities" 98 Mllb Rainbow Nation - Myth or Reality? 99 Worksheet 7 Model Solution (M 2, SB p. 74) 100 Worksheet 8 Model Solution (M 11a, SB p. 99) 101 Worksheet 9 Skin Deep 103 Inhalt der Audio-CD 1 joy Denalane: „lm Ghetto von Soweto (Auntie's House)' Desmond Tutu: Nobel Prize Acceptance Speech .
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