he died in his native country for ideals. this country his fate matters at the african level. and when i see young people today who, let's say, create startups, they call it lumum balab. i feel a sense of pride. it's always touching, because in this country they don't teach allungs at school. they only say on the day of his death on january 17, eugene of independence , but he still shares the values ​​\u200b\u200bfor which he advocated , and when we see people who were not even born when he died, but who refers to him we say he is fought honorably. is this

the only one who told the americans? no, you are the mafia, we don’t need you here, and then lumumba was already sending letters to the ussr so that they would come and fight the west, so the americans said, and he would go to the russians in his then you need to kill quickly urgently, so he was a hero for us. plans to kill lumumba were nurtured by the cia about their involvement in the elimination of said british intelligence. the king of belgium was also aware of this bloody plan, they needed to destroy his authority, the memory of him was not admit the fact that after his death his grave will remain, and it will be a place of breakage. this shows the greatness of the moon. i

am proud that i am related to this person. the monstrous circumstances of the massacre of lumumba and his associates will become known to the family decades later. the man of the leader of his country, the current prime minister, was put in acid, but despite all this, he survived, he survived in the hearts of people. this is called a crime against humanity, and we wonder. what was the level of hate to get to i am not talking about the murder of a national hero now. i'm talking about killing my father. we stand up to this hate and inhumanity that he did to deserve all this.

one of the belgian police officers who participated in the operation to eliminate patrice lumumba admitted that he kept the politician ’s gold tooth as a trophy for more than 20 years. what they had in my heart, when decades later more and more details of the monstrous reprisal against my father were hidden. what punishment for those who carried out the criminal order, they would consider fair. after watching this interview, we wonder if this man was doing the task. or he was hunting for a trophy. everywhere there was not a single

protest, this man died peacefully in his bed. well, sometimes our heart bleeds all these years. and this is still we do not know the whole truth, there are still secrets. i miss.

it's a suburb, johannesburg at the time it's place of forced residence of the black population. interim acting chief of staff captain of the second fishermen's market play. thank you. i stood here when these were the main forces

of the polkists. and now they have been moved to europe . i repeat this is an island, but now it is connected by a dam that protects the city of petersburg

from flooding. well, let's go and see, the minister of defense will make friends with you, thanks to our relations, to hold this event.

due to inconvenience thank you thank you vladimir putin talked to the guests of the holidays in honor of the day in the navy. well , then see the continuation of the special report on afanasiev africa will be free. for the white population, they got the best education, the best work. we were created to be their servants as handymen plumbers, and

the portrait was a threat to the south african population. since then, we have seen many changes and even changed the way we lived, then 10-15 people. we were forced to live in something like a box. will go down in the history of the struggle for the independence of the soet, as one of the main centers of resistance many of the great fighters for our independence were and the fuss of the mandella told them to stay in this city, they left their villages and were based here. locals lead so far inspired by the history and bravery of nelson mondela's determination. inspired

by what this city of its history has gone through, because the key events of the resistance movement, and the ports in south africa , the fuss began here. there is a street here called belaz street - this is the only street in the world where two people lived at once. nobel prize winner. nelson mondela and desmond tutu this street is such a center of the revolution dreamer. desperate fighter. it sounded unthinkable. in those days it seemed impossible to defeat apartheid, but he was resolute and declared that they were going to challenge the regime. he came to johannesburg to mobilize young guys and su, this and from other cities nelson mandela who came out of prison was a humble man with a merciful heart, and he believed in peace nelson mandela who was president was a unifier and said that bills and people

and blacks should not fight each other in this country that belongs to all of us, along with the representatives of the modern youth league of the african national congress of the party, which since 1912 has proclaimed as its goal the elimination of the aptheid regime. we turned out to be everything. it is on the eve of very important dates every year on june 16 that the victims of the 1976 uprising are remembered here. we opposed the introduction of universal teaching in the language of africans in schools, then i was very young and studied in the eighth grade. we said we couldn't afford themselves to communicate in the language of those who put great pressure on our lives and make

us suffer the students gathered to march from the building of maurice on high school to orlanda stadium. for this, many. of those killed by the police, one of the first fatalities was a schoolboy, hector peterson 575 people were killed. if i remember it right. yes, quite right, the students donated theirs. they defended themselves against chickens with sticks and stones , they had no weapons, they had no weapons, they had sticks and stones. they fought them against the police they were killed by the apartheid regime, but this did not stop the struggle for freedom. they really wanted to liberate south africa, so 40 years. later we remember their self-sacrifice. and what they did for us and we continue our struggle even in 2023 and when the children realized that this

deprives them of access to the outside world. they rebelled themselves spontaneously. the uprising of schoolchildren. that is, about the same thing happened that happened in the donbass in the fourteenth year, when parents were told that their children would learn not in russian in the language of parents. it is alien to us, unfortunately the ukrainian language. this is where the uprising took place. that is, the reason is the same for the uprising infringement of the national dignity of people in south africa and in the donbass the same one to one state duma deputy from the communist party vyacheslav tityukin in the eighties , a prominent soviet africanist, as a member of the organizing committee of the moscow olympiad, he received a medal for labor prowess after the introduction of our troops into afghanistan, the west immediately announced boycons to us. and when today they talk about boycotts. we have already gone through that they tried to disrupt the olympic games. they

appealed to all sides of the world with the prize of no trips to the olympics. here a very active struggle began and we must pay tribute to our african friends that they came to the olympic games in large numbers , if i'm not mistaken, out of the eighty-four countries that took part in the games, in my opinion, 25 were african countries, then there is today when africans do not support the western boycott against russia in connection with the events in ukraine, we know that these friends are not only now, they were already our friends back then. later, as an employee of the soviet solidarity committee, the country of asia and africa, vyacheslav nikolaevich, will support the liberation struggle in south africa and will be awarded the honorary order of oliver's associates tambov poliru. there it would be the president of the rnc who for 25 years and even more

while nelson mandela was in oliver prison there was in charge of the entire political military structure of the african national congress. this order is awarded to a foreign figure who has made a significant contribution in support of the south african people's struggle for liberation. well, it's of great importance. this is an acknowledgment of my personal contribution in support of the south african liberation struggle. i am sometimes frightened to decent people by the statement that i have been supporting terrorist organizations for 16 years. i am now openly talking about this, that according to western terminology, this was support for terrorist organizations. it was national liberation movement. it was actually a fight against us, and it was officially recognized by the united nations . the west considered them terrorists. we considered supporters of the struggle. since liberation, but always fought against fascists of any form. and

for us it was absolutely. naturally, when we learned about that and the struggle that the people of south africa are waging against the actually nazi fascist regime of the colonial regime, of course, our sympathies were automatically on the side of the fighters of the nationality of the driving. and when we talked somewhere with someone. who was not very dedicated. who what is going on in south africa it was enough for me to say that it was the south african guerrillas, nothing further needed to be explained. the first time i ended up almost by accident in south africa in 1989 was still the apartheid regime. felt very durable. i ended up in the center, yurga unexpectedly, to be honest, i saw that at 7:00 pm. all black people got on the bus and they were taken to this very place after 19.000 hours black person, if he did not have special permission to stay in the white city was obliged to leave if he was there without a corresponding right or he forgot

the appropriate document on this score, three months in prison, the liberation struggle lasted more than eighty years. what do you think? why was this process so long, what fueled this struggle? that's about it, this is the indignation about this status of the third fourth 40. well, it has already stimulated the people myself. so to speak, to fight. there was such an expression that every white person lives according to the 3,2,1 system. this is one house two cars and three servants. every white family, plus all political rights, in the complete absence of political rights of the neighbors of so black people , and there the whites lived, like christ in the bosoms of what is called and, of course, they did not want to part in this life, there political opponents were not imprisoned in prison. all around. they simply killed a lot of people, they died during torture, they were thrown out of windows , they were shot on the street, they were persecuted even abroad, and it seemed that it was not impossible that there was no

such force that could break the regime ports when i joined the afro-asian solidarity committee in 1981. i 've heard that western politicians have been saying our politicians are wasting time regimes, proteids are impossible. samara

, in the days of police stations , portraits of especially dangerous criminals were hung all over south africa. many of them are members of the african national congress, which fought against the politics of the racial segre. among the multitude of dark-skinned fighters for equality, this man of european appearance stood out as gacia. this is legendary rons for many years. he worked underground and the south african intelligence agencies tried unsuccessfully to catch him.

rooney castrils, one of the founders of the paramilitary unit of the amk, mind contezia, translated from the african language as the spear of the nation, after the overthrow of the apartheid regime, castrils will receive the post of minister of intelligence services of south africa. but this was preceded by a decade of his underground struggle, hiding in london in luanda, usaks and harare. he coordinated the actions of the spear of the nation. here is a photograph. i'm interested. most of all, yes soon, after this ankh, banned the regime was trying to arrest our leaders, so i had to disguise myself then, i walked past the store, which hung a poster with my image. how many times have you had to change your appearance?

dna fought in four directions. it was an armed struggle. it was an underground political struggle. it was a legal, mass democratic movement. it was an international solidarity here roni dealt with three elements of it. well, ro didn't take the most active part in n. planning carrying out armed struggle, as the head of military intelligence of the rna, that is , i call a spade a spade roni. of course, he was patented as a terrorist, because it was under his leadership that a large number of military operations were carried out. they carried out up to 300 military operations a year, the future leader of the underground ankh. rooney cassius grew up in a family of jewish immigrants from lithuania who fled

to south africa from pogroms in tsarist russia. he remembers how his grandparents spoke russian army at home. drag for the red army defeated the fascists my relatives screamed hooray hooray hooray jews rejoiced when the nazis were punished, just in the army i was brought up on those emotions. in the sixties , after the shooting of a peaceful demonstration of black africans, rooney shapers join the movement against white domination. he is so shocked by this massacre of civilians who protested for a better life, there were both children and adults who peacefully protested the police. suddenly , 69 people started shooting

, 200 people were killed at once. were hard before. i was so angry at that moment. i felt that i have to do something about it. i can't just sympathize with these people. i must do something. he will deliberately renounce all the privileges that were guaranteed to the white population of south africa and join the struggle on the side of the oppressed majority of the blacks by this time it will become clear that it will be possible to put an end to the aparthaid regime only through armed resistance. the regime became more and more oppressive, there were more and more murders, any form of protest was suppressed in the most brutal and oppressive way, people began to say that this the regime will not lead us to anything good by this time amk and military operations began to be carried out near the contour. true, the peculiarity of the armed struggle on the part of nk was that they did their best to avoid civilian casualties; their objects were economic facilities, regimes, ports, police and military everything. they were forbidden and

did not even think of touching civilians, and nevertheless. the very fact of using armed means to fight against the portable regime , they were forced to do this after the ban nk needed weapons and military experience to continue the fight, so in 1964 ronnie castle, as part of one of the first groups of south african independence fighters , went to military training in the ussr the magnates invested in us a lot of knowledge and basic military training so that we could understand how the army works and how can we use tanks military planes military equipment the people who trained us defended stalingrad moscow leningrad kursk they stormed berlin they liberated the world from the nazi regime. he also fought against fascism. they understood this and helped us with weapons and political knowledge. they taught us marxism and leninism so that we

could understand how it works. they told us about the structure of the colonial system. they motivated us to fight to overthrow this system. they convinced us that everything is possible if we are all organized, if we have the right strategy, tactics western countries tried to show the whole world that the ak-47. the machine gun that was made by mikhail kalashnikov is not a symbol of terrorism. absolutely not. we saw him as a symbol of our liberation in different years , fighters from south africa mozambique namibia angola were trained in training camps for african partisans located in the moscow region, crimea and odessa. they were amazed to see that a white man cared for them, who was friendly towards them, who treated them

like a human being. our young black africans, from all parts of africa, did not understand these white people, because the white people they used to seeing beaten and abused white cops arrest them white judges carried them. severe sentences to them. i had to work hard on the farm. they endured the brutality of gunfire towards mass murder. and then they believed that all white people are cruel. here they saw. what is it like when you can have a socialist system that was on the side of interest in the individual. enemies were determined by belonging to the political system in our case, this is a special form of colonial occupation. the important question was what we can replace this system by overthrowing, they taught us, that the socialist system existed as opposed to the capitalist one day we will get freedom and independence. at what cost? we will achieve this and how will we live on? in

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