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Poort naar biografieën Reeks

Deze biografische serie duikt in de levens van belangrijke figuren die geschiedenis en cultuur hebben gevormd. Elk deel biedt een boeiende verkenning van hun bepalende momenten en blijvende nalatenschap. Van vernieuwers tot leiders, deze verhalen onthullen de menselijke kanten achter de iconen. Het is essentiële lectuur voor iedereen die de krachten wil begrijpen die maatschappelijke verandering en individuele prestaties aansturen.

Malala Yousafzai
Nelson Mandela
Pope Francis
John Lewis

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  1. John Lewis

    Courage in Action

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    The narrative follows Congressman John Lewis, a pivotal figure in the civil rights movement, who was deeply influenced by Martin Luther King Jr. from a young age. His activism began with nonviolent protests against segregation, leading to significant events like the 1963 March on Washington and the Selma march, which faced violent opposition. Elected to Congress in 1986, Lewis dedicated over three decades to advocating for human rights and civil liberties, cementing his legacy as a champion of social justice.

    John Lewis

  2. Pope Francis

    First Pope from the Americas

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    The election of Cardinal Jorge Mario Bergoglio as Pope Francis marked a historic moment for the Catholic Church, as he became the first pope from the Americas and the Southern Hemisphere. His selection also broke a 1,200-year tradition of European popes and introduced the Jesuit perspective to the papacy. Choosing the name Francis signifies a commitment to humility and social justice, reflecting his vision for the Church in a contemporary context.

    Pope Francis

  3. Nelson Mandela

    World Leader for Human Rights

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    3,5(2)Tarief

    The narrative highlights Nelson Mandela's remarkable journey from over thirty years of imprisonment for opposing apartheid to becoming South Africa's first African president. It emphasizes his significant impact on the nation and the global recognition he received, culminating in a funeral attended by notable figures from around the world in 2013. This account underscores Mandela's legacy as a symbol of resilience and leadership in the fight for justice and equality.

    Nelson Mandela

  4. Malala Yousafzai

    Shot by the Taliban, Still Fighting for Equal Education

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    4,1(30)Tarief

    The story follows Malala Yousafzai, a courageous sixteen-year-old who champions education rights, particularly for girls. Her activism takes a dangerous turn when she is shot by the Taliban at age fifteen while returning from school, an event that propels her into the global spotlight as a symbol of resilience and the fight for education.

    Malala Yousafzai