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James Gregory (7 November 1941 – 2003) was the censor officer and prison guard of Nelson Mandela for many years of his captivity. He later wrote the book Goodbye Bafana: Nelson Mandela, My Prisoner, My Friend, on which the 2007 film Goodbye Bafana was based.
James Gregory did not have that much direct contact with Mandela. There are a few things that are incorrect. I can tell you that Gregory never smuggled Mandela out in the boot of a car.'...
En el libro Mandela: the Authorised Biography, Sampson acusa a James Gregory, quien murió de cáncer en 2003, de mentir y violar la privacidad de Mandela en su libro Goodbye Bafana. Sampson dijo que Gregory raramente habló con Mandela, sino que censuró las cartas enviadas al prisionero y usó esa información para fabricar una ...
Three warders in particular claimed special relationships with Mr Mandela and remained in contact with him following his release from prison – James Gregory, Christo Brand and Jack Swart. Who are these three men, and what exactly was the nature of the connections they established with the late former President?
Interviews by Mike Nicol of Mandela's warders, Johan Pace, Christo Brand, Jack Swart, and Gloria Gregory, widow of James Gregory, in preparation of the essay, "Nelson Mandela’s Warders" commissioned by the Nelson Mandela Foundation in 2011. The ... Conditions of access and use area. Conditions governing access. Access by permission of the NMF.
Sinopsis. Todos los publicos. Basada en los recuerdos del guarda de prisión, James Gregory, quien pasó muchas horas junto a Nelson Mandela. La película ambientada en la Sudáfrica de 1968,...
16 de jul. de 2018 · The inevitability of justice was the message of his bestselling autobiography, Long Walk to Freedom – and it is also the received wisdom of the various other retrospective tellings of the late 20th...
