Bram Fischer

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Bram Fischer was a prominent South African lawyer and anti-apartheid activist who famously defended Nelson Mandela and other leaders in the Rivonia Trial.

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instanceOf anti-apartheid activist
human
political prisoner
awardReceived Lenin Peace Prize
causeOfDeath cancer
citizenship South Africa
convictedOf sabotage
violating South African security laws
countryOfBirth South Africa
countryOfDeath South Africa
dateOfBirth 1908-04-23
dateOfDeath 1975-05-08
detainedBy apartheid government of South Africa
educatedAt Grey College, Bloemfontein
University of Oxford
University of the Orange Free State
ethnicGroup Afrikaner
linked to: Afrikaners
familyName Fischer
father Percy Ulrich Fischer
fieldOfWork human rights
law
fullName Abram Louis Fischer
givenName Abram
hasPoliticalAlignment anti-apartheid movement
communism
honouredIn Bram Fischer International Airport
languageSpoken Afrikaans
English
legalCareerLocation Johannesburg
memberOf Communist Party of South Africa
South African Communist Party
mother Ella Fischer
nickname Bram
notableFor defending Nelson Mandela in the Rivonia Trial
opposition to apartheid in South Africa
occupation barrister
lawyer
political activist
participantIn Rivonia Trial
placeOfBirth Bloemfontein
placeOfDeath Bloemfontein
positionHeld leader of the South African Communist Party
religion Calvinism
represented Nelson Mandela
Rivonia Trial defendants
linked to: Rivonia Trial
sentence life imprisonment
spouse Molly Fischer

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FABL namedAfter Bram Fischer