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Nelson Mandela freed.
This is original BBC content–taken from YouTube.com–of an interview done with Nelson Mandela after his release on February 11, 1990. This marked one of the most significant changes in political history for South Africa; much of the world was also affected by this event. Four years later, Mandela became president in the first ever democratic election in South Africa, ending a system of state-sponsored racial inequality.
