Dublin

GB NAUK MR-MM-195
Collection
1963

Embassy's role in getting books from Astor to Mandela "In the long run we may get some goodwill from Nelson Mandela for having helped him. Letter from Dunrossil, British Embassy in Pretoria. (7 December 1962). Rev. Charles Hooper in Swaziland was taking care of sons of Nelson Mandela and Walter Sisulu. Confidential note from Major Steward. House arrest papers served on Ahmed Kathrada for attending the Nelson Mandela trial and then ordered to immediately return to Johannesburg. Includes a copy of Mandela's opening remarks (23 October 1962). Sabotage attempts in and around Durban thought likely to be the " Free Mandela Campaign Telegram 18 October 1962.

British Embassy, Pretoria

United Nations Special Committee on Policies of Apartheid

MR-MM-591
Collection
1967

Part of Mandela Materials

The statement made by Dennis Brutus, director of campaign for the Release of Political Prisoners in South Africa at the eighty fifth meeting of the special committee on 27th February 1967. Statement describes the prison conditions and the segregated section in Robben Island where he worked in the leadership section with Nelson Mandela and other political prisoners sentenced to life.

United Nations

World Campaign for the Release of South African Political Prisoner

MR-MM-592
Collection
1966-1967

Part of Mandela Materials

Correspondence sent to the Permanent mission of Ireland to the United Nations from the Secretary Department of External Affairs includes a publication " Apartheid and repressive measures in South Africa"

United Nations

United Nations Special Committee on Policies of Apartheid

MR-MM-593
Collection
1963

Part of Mandela Materials

Letter/leaflet dated 13 August 1963 from the African National Congress in reply to the South African police statement that the African National Congress has been smashed. Enclosure mentions that the ANC is Alive, demands that South African leaders must be freed- free Mandela, free Sisulu, free Mbeki, free Sobukwe, free Kathrada. Deals with the Treason trial, the Rivonia trial includes Newsclippings from the Guardian, London and the Observer.

United Nations Special Committe on Policies of Apartheid

Newspaper Clippings

MR-MM-594
Collection
1962-1967

Part of Mandela Materials

Newspaper articles from The Irish Times, The Guardian, New York Herald Tribune reporting on the Rivonia or sabotage trial of 1962-1964. Includes newspaper clippings on the raids, the death and burial of Albert Luthuli in 1967.

Mandela not guilty Apartheid guilty

MR-MM-595
Collection
1963-1964

Part of Mandela Materials

Invitation, letters written to Sean Lamas an Irish leader, leaflets distributed by the world campaign for the release of South African political prisoners and other activities organised by the Anti- Apartheid Movement- mentions and names the accused in the Rivonia trial, quotes Nelson Mandela's Rivonia speech. Includes a copy of Anti- Apartheid news on the Rivonia trial.

Anti-Apartheid Movement

Dublin Trinity College Honorary Doctorate, 2002.04.11: [Set of 4 photographic prints]

NMFPC-1.13.1-8
Series
2002-04-11

Part of 1.13.1 Gifts & Tributes

Nelson Mandela in a red Doctor's gown, the Doctorate in Laws in his hands as well as group photos. The Honorary Doctorate of Laws if from the University of Dublin Trinity College.

Unknown

World Food Programme meeting, 2004, Dublin, [1 photographic print]

NMFPC-1.13.5-NMFPC-1.13.5-1.13.5-21
Series
2004

Part of Gifted photos

Group photo of the World Food Programme (WFP) meeting in Dublin.

Unknown

NMF_Desk_Calender_7_025

NMPP-PC-NMPP-PC-2009/5.1-7-25
page
1983-05-29 - 1983-06-04

Part of Prison Collection

1 page of a printed desk calendar with handwritten notes covering the year of 1983. The calendar was used as a diary by Nelson Mandela while in prison and contains entries concerning matters such as visits, dreams, films, books, personal health and politics.

Mandela, Nelson Rolihlahla

Conversations with Myself : [Bibliography]