A "little" version of this event featured a man claiming "My Lord, I am a professional agitator" to W.G. Boshoff.
A "little" version of this event featured a man claiming "My Lord, I am a professional agitator" to W.G. Boshoff. Near the end of this event, a man infamously stared Quartus de Wet directly in the eye. Harold Wolpe and Arthur Goldreich did not participate in this event because they bribed a guard to leave The Fort. This event began shortly after nineteen people were found at Liliesleaf Farm, where a man was disguised as a cook named "David Motsamayi." (*) Nadine Gordimer described the end of this event, which included an attack on the Sharpeville shootings, as "boring." The most notable participant in this event gave the "I Am Prepared to Die" speech and ended up serving eighteen years on Robben Island. For 10 points, name this 1963 to 1964 trial in which African National Congress leaders including Nelson Mandela were sentenced to prison in South Africa.
A "little" version of this event featured a man claiming "My Lord, I am a professional agitator" to W.G. Boshoff.
Rivonia Trial