写真 | 2018年 04月 2日 23:55 JST

Winnie Mandela: 1936 - 2018

Winnie Mandela raises her fist in a black power salute after announcing that a massive pop concert will be held to mark the 70th birthday of her jailed husband Nelson Mandela, in 1988.

REUTERS/Wendy Schwegmann

Winnie Mandela raises her fist in a black power salute after announcing that a massive pop concert will be helmore

Reuters / 2007年 1月 11日 Thursday

Winnie Mandela raises her fist in a black power salute after announcing that a massive pop concert will be held to mark the 70th birthday of her jailed husband Nelson Mandela, in 1988. REUTERS/Wendy Schwegmann

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Winnie Mandela has tears in her eyes at the commemoration of the life of Benjamin Moloise, who was hanged in 1985.

REUTERS/TLADI

Winnie Mandela has tears in her eyes at the commemoration of the life of Benjamin Moloise, who was hanged in 1more

Reuters / 2006年 2月 5日 Sunday

Winnie Mandela has tears in her eyes at the commemoration of the life of Benjamin Moloise, who was hanged in 1985. REUTERS/TLADI

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Senator Edward Kennedy visits Winnie Mandela in Brandfort, South Africa, in 1985. REUTERS/Greg English

Reuters / 2008年 5月 21日 Wednesday

Senator Edward Kennedy visits Winnie Mandela in Brandfort, South Africa, in 1985. REUTERS/Greg English

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Winnie Mandela sits in front of a huge graphic portrait of her jailed husband Nelson Mandela, at a news conference in Cape Town, 1988.

REUTERS/Eric Miller

Winnie Mandela sits in front of a huge graphic portrait of her jailed husband Nelson Mandela, at a news confermore

Reuters / 2006年 2月 5日 Sunday

Winnie Mandela sits in front of a huge graphic portrait of her jailed husband Nelson Mandela, at a news conference in Cape Town, 1988. REUTERS/Eric Miller

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Nelson Mandela, accompanied by his wife Winnie, walks out of the Victor Verster prison, near Cape Town, after spending 27 years in jail, February 1990.

REUTERS/Ulli Michel

Nelson Mandela, accompanied by his wife Winnie, walks out of the Victor Verster prison, near Cape Town, after more

Reuters / 2006年 2月 5日 Sunday

Nelson Mandela, accompanied by his wife Winnie, walks out of the Victor Verster prison, near Cape Town, after spending 27 years in jail, February 1990. REUTERS/Ulli Michel

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Nelson Mandela and his wife Winnie during their appearance before the World of Churches Ecumenical Centre in Geneva, June 1990.

REUTERS/Mike Marucci

Nelson Mandela and his wife Winnie during their appearance before the World of Churches Ecumenical Centre in Gmore

Reuters / 2007年 1月 16日 Tuesday

Nelson Mandela and his wife Winnie during their appearance before the World of Churches Ecumenical Centre in Geneva, June 1990. REUTERS/Mike Marucci

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Nelson and Winnie Mandela arrive at Johannesburg Supreme Court before her trial on charges of kidnapping and assault, 1991.

REUTERS/Juda Ngwenya

Nelson and Winnie Mandela arrive at Johannesburg Supreme Court before her trial on charges of kidnapping and amore

Reuters / 2006年 9月 30日 Saturday

Nelson and Winnie Mandela arrive at Johannesburg Supreme Court before her trial on charges of kidnapping and assault, 1991. REUTERS/Juda Ngwenya

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Nelson Mandela and his wife Winnie pass hundreds of thousands during a ticker tape parade in Manhattan, June 1990.

REUTERS/Mark Peterson

Nelson Mandela and his wife Winnie pass hundreds of thousands during a ticker tape parade in Manhattan, June 1more

Reuters / 2007年 1月 18日 Thursday

Nelson Mandela and his wife Winnie pass hundreds of thousands during a ticker tape parade in Manhattan, June 1990. REUTERS/Mark Peterson

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Pope John Paul meets with Nelson Mandela and his wife Winnie at the Vatican, June 1990.

REUTERS/Luciano Mellace

Pope John Paul meets with Nelson Mandela and his wife Winnie at the Vatican, June 1990. REUTERS/Luciano Memore

Reuters / 2007年 1月 18日 Thursday

Pope John Paul meets with Nelson Mandela and his wife Winnie at the Vatican, June 1990. REUTERS/Luciano Mellace

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African National Congress leader Nelson Mandela and his wife Winnie meet with U.S. Secretary of State James Baker in Washington, June 1990.

Reuter/Ralph Alswang

African National Congress leader Nelson Mandela and his wife Winnie meet with U.S. Secretary of State James Bamore

Reuters / 2007年 1月 17日 Wednesday

African National Congress leader Nelson Mandela and his wife Winnie meet with U.S. Secretary of State James Baker in Washington, June 1990. Reuter/Ralph Alswang

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South African ANC President-elect Nelson Mandela sits besides his estranged wife Winnie during the swearing in ceremony at Parliament, May 1994.

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South African ANC President-elect Nelson Mandela sits besides his estranged wife Winnie during the swearing inmore

Reuters / 2009年 5月 10日 Sunday

South African ANC President-elect Nelson Mandela sits besides his estranged wife Winnie during the swearing in ceremony at Parliament, May 1994. REUTERS/File

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African National Congress Womens League President Winnie Mandela greets supporters at the closing rally of the 51st National Conference of the ruling ANC, December 2002.

REUTERS/Mike Hutchings

African National Congress Womens League President Winnie Mandela greets supporters at the closing rally of themore

Reuters / 2006年 2月 7日 Tuesday

African National Congress Womens League President Winnie Mandela greets supporters at the closing rally of the 51st National Conference of the ruling ANC, December 2002. REUTERS/Mike Hutchings

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Nelson Mandela and his ex wife Winnie applaud during the unveiling ceremony of a statue at the Groot Drakenstein prison in Paarl near Cape Town, August 2008.

REUTERS/Howard Burditt

Nelson Mandela and his ex wife Winnie applaud during the unveiling ceremony of a statue at the Groot Drakenstemore

Reuters / 2008年 8月 21日 Thursday

Nelson Mandela and his ex wife Winnie applaud during the unveiling ceremony of a statue at the Groot Drakenstein prison in Paarl near Cape Town, August 2008. REUTERS/Howard Burditt

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Winnie Mandela casts her vote during the South African municipal elections in Soweto, May 2011.

REUTERS/Siphiwe Sibeko

Winnie Mandela casts her vote during the South African municipal elections in Soweto, May 2011. REUTERS/Siphmore

Reuters / 2011年 5月 18日 Wednesday

Winnie Mandela casts her vote during the South African municipal elections in Soweto, May 2011. REUTERS/Siphiwe Sibeko

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Winnie Mandela holds a candle during a prayer service for the ailing Mandela at a church in Johannesburg, July 2013.

REUTERS/Siphiwe Sibeko

Winnie Mandela holds a candle during a prayer service for the ailing Mandela at a church in Johannesburg, Julymore

Reuters / 2013年 7月 6日 Saturday

Winnie Mandela holds a candle during a prayer service for the ailing Mandela at a church in Johannesburg, July 2013. REUTERS/Siphiwe Sibeko

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Winnie Mandela and South African President Jacob Zuma attend Nelson Mandela's funeral ceremony in Qunu, December 2013.

REUTERS/Odd Andersen/Pool

Winnie Mandela and South African President Jacob Zuma attend Nelson Mandela's funeral ceremony in Qunu, Decembmore

Reuters / 2013年 12月 15日 Sunday

Winnie Mandela and South African President Jacob Zuma attend Nelson Mandela's funeral ceremony in Qunu, December 2013. REUTERS/Odd Andersen/Pool

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Winnie Mandela smiles during a celebratory event around the release of her book titled '491 Days' in Johannesburg, August 2013.

REUTERS/Siphiwe Sibeko

Winnie Mandela smiles during a celebratory event around the release of her book titled '491 Days' in Johannesbmore

Reuters / 2013年 8月 9日 Friday

Winnie Mandela smiles during a celebratory event around the release of her book titled '491 Days' in Johannesburg, August 2013. REUTERS/Siphiwe Sibeko

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Winnie Mandela gestures to supporters at the 54th National Conference of the ruling African National Congress (ANC) in Johannesburg, December 2017.

REUTERS/Siphiwe Sibeko

Winnie Mandela gestures to supporters at the 54th National Conference of the ruling African National Congress more

Reuters / 2017年 12月 17日 Sunday

Winnie Mandela gestures to supporters at the 54th National Conference of the ruling African National Congress (ANC) in Johannesburg, December 2017. REUTERS/Siphiwe Sibeko

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