Part 4 of 4 - Apartheid - Desmond Tutu & F.W. de Klerk

From danish national television, DR2.
A series of 10 programs from 2006 called "They Made History" about great personalities such as Desmond Tutu, Madeleine Albright, Viktor Yushchenko, Daniel Ortega among others, and their struggle for their belief, their goals.

This is one of those 10, and I'm not going to upload the other ones unless asked to.

One of the most interesting things to pay attention to is the difference between Tutu and de Klerk. Tutu has close to no ego at all, while de Klerk has a huge pompous ego. Desmond Tutu is such a wise man, while de Klerk is plain stupid.

At the end of the program they're both asked "How would you like to be remembered?" - Very different answers to the same question.

Enjoy :o)

Category:

Education

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• apartheid
• dr2
• dr1
• danmark
• denmark
• desmond
• tutu
• klerk
• skrev
• historie
• made
• history

[eisenkreuzmusik]

Archbishop Tutu has proven to be a wise man bigger than his enemies and the agents of opression.

De Klerk gives hisemfl credit for singlehandely releasing Mandela, washes his hands from the blood, accepts no responsibiliy, and tries to pass himself as the Messiah of change. If he lifted a finger, it was from pressure from the outside, as well as the inside.

Simon, thank you very much for posting this. Can you please post the rest?

[shkunze]

I fully agree with what you've just said, De Klerk is a fake. He did nothing but what he was forced to do.

I have posted all 4 parts of this, I believe you can find them if you click my name.

[Anacardiff]

"Every single person has to live with themselves" Who needs more punishment than that?

Desmond Tutu, a wise man

[PaulItalia2012]

@shkunze thank for uploading them. Even though I do not understand the language which was spoken in the documentary, it is one of the best I have ever seen.

[gringofan]

so true man amazing person

[shkunze]

Yeah, there's no ego there. It's so difference from "I hope it will say about my role that I made a difference... That I... And when called upon I accepted the challenge..."