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'Goodbye Bafana': James Gregorys brev om Mandela

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'Goodbye Bafana': James Gregorys brev om Mandela er en engelsk-opgave fra 2009 til 9. klasse, afleveret til karakteren 10. Fylder 2 sider (446 ord, ca. 2 min. læsning) og blev publiceret 14. januar 2010.

Et fiktivt brev skrevet fra James Gregorys perspektiv, Nelson Mandelas fængselsvagt. Brevet reflekterer over Gregorys tid med Mandela på Robben Island, apartheid-æraen i Sydafrika og Mandelas kamp for frihed. Det diskuterer også Sydafrikas demokratiske udvikling i kontrast til Zimbabwe.

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Fiktivt brev der reflekterer over Nelson Mandela, apartheid og Sydafrikas historie. Godt eksempel på kreativ skrivning i engelskfaget.
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Faglig dybde
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Kilder
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Fuldstændighed
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  • apartheid
  • demokrati
  • engelsk opgave
  • fiktivt brev
  • james gregory
  • nelson mandela
  • robben island
  • robert mugabe
  • sydafrika

My name is James Gregory. I hope that you can remember me from our time together when we were children. I really miss the time with you and all the funny things, we did together. Today I am an old, man who have worked as Nelson Mandela´s prison guard in South Africa. I have two children together with my lovely wife. The most spectacular thing I have done, was when I in 1968 was the officer in the prison Robben Island, where Nelson Mandela was a prisoner. It was a very strange thing, because we almost should ill-treat black people, and I was thinking on you. I hope that you have survived the apartheid in South Africa. Mandela was a very nice man, who were fighting for a free South Africa and I really respect what he has done for all the people I South Africa. Fortunately he is my good friend now. It is only because I treated him and his people well in prison and I talked to him as a man and not as an animal. I am today a very proud man, who knows that I did the right, when I helped Nelson with a few things in prison. After my job on Robben Island my family and I went back to Cape Town, but a year later the general called, because I should take care of Nelson, when he came to a new prison. Nelson has always supported me and it was because of him, that I got back to work again, after the dead of my son. I did not feel very well after the dead of my son, but Nelson respect every people, and he told that I earlier had helped him and he saw it as an opportunity to pay me back.

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