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0:25Now PlayingMost people credit Nelson Mandela alone for ending apartheid, but history tells a more complex story. In 1985, South Africa's white leadership, led by Frederik Willem de Klerk, secretly began dismantling the apartheid system. By 1994, through quiet negotiations and unprecedented cooperation, they helped create one of the most progressive constitutions in the world. This is the story you were never taught.
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