Part of My Soul Went with Him

Winnie Mandela, one of South Africa’s most visible & articulate apartheid foes, spent many years as a banned person in her own country. She lived under virtual house arrest & was forbidden to address public gatherings or meet with more than one person at a time. She endured a forced separation of 27 years from her husband, Nelson Mandela. Here, in interviews & letters, she tells the story of her life & political development.
A Tribute to Nomzamo Winnie Mandela/Bishop Manas Buthelezi
My Little Siberia: Banished to Brandfort
When My Father Taught Me History I Began to Understand: Growing up in the Countryside (Pondoland)
Life with Him was Always a Life without Him: Meeting Nelson Mandela
I Always Waited for that Sacred Knock: Life Underground
He was a Pillar of Strength to Me: Being Alone
No Human Being Can Go On Taking those Humiliations without Reaction: In Prison
We Couldn’t Stop Our Children: The Soweto Uprising, 1976
The Chapter of Dialogue is Finally Closed: The Political Situation
Part of My Soul Went with Him: Visits to Robben Island & Pollsmoor
Freedom Charter
Winnie Mandela’s Banning Order
Conditions of Visit to Nelson Mandela on Robben Island
Conditions with which Winnie Mandela Had to Comply to Travel from Brandfort to Robben Island & Back