Blind, blind and successful in South Africa
Bri an Mashile, blinded at 21, rose from Alexandra slums to become a lawyer at a major firm. He faced apartheid era barriers, studied at the University of the Witwatersrand, and now works in Johannesburg proving capability over prejudice. He hopes to study labor law in the United States.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Brian Mashile
Mashile
Alexandra
Alexandra High School
University of the Witwatersrand
Tony Leon
Edward Nathan and
Friedland
Pierre Ferreira
United States
University of Michigan
University of California At Berkeley
Ferreira
Cold War espionage lingers as Germany stays center of spies
East German master spy Markus Wolf may be in Moscow while Klaus Kuron is accused of double dealing. The piece notes Germany’s long espionage history, Glienicke Bridge exchanges, and cases like George Blake and Clyde Conrad, predicting continued spying despite the Cold War's end.
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Markus Wolf
Moscow
Klaus Kuron
Wolf
West Germany
Germany
Hitler
Europe
CIA
Britain
MI6
KGB
East Berlin
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