Clemens kapuuo biography books

          The Namibian nationalist Clemens Kapuuo () was a prominent politican in Namibia's long path to independence.

        1. The Namibian nationalist Clemens Kapuuo () was a prominent politican in Namibia's long path to independence.
        2. Windhoek in the early s: the year-old politician Clemens Kapuuo knocks at the door of the senior advocate Israel Goldblatt to solicit advice.
        3. This publication pays tribute to Israel Goldblatt and the Namibian nationalists who attempted to build bridges where apartheid entrenched racism and suspicion.
        4. This book presents transcriptions of handwritten, generally untitled notes which Israel Goldblatt kept irregularly between 19on his encounters and.
        5. A tribute to Israel Goldblatt and the Namibian nationalists Clemens Kapuuo, Hosea Kutako, Samuel Witbooi, Brendan Simbwaye who attempted to build bridges.

          6. This publication pays tribute to Israel Goldblatt and the Namibian nationalists who attempted to build bridges where apartheid entrenched racism and suspicion..

          Clemens Kapuuo

          Clemens Mutuurunge Kapuuo

          Born16 March 1923

          Ozondjona za Ndjamo
          Okahandja
          South West Africa (now Namibia)

          Died27 March 1978 (aged 55)

          Katutura
          Windhoek
          South West Africa (now Namibia)

          Organization(s)Herero Chiefs Council, National Unity Democratic Organisation, National Convention, Democratic Turnhalle Alliance

          Clemens Kapuuo (16 March 1923 – 27 March 1978) was a Namibian school teacher, shopkeeper, president of the Democratic Turnhalle Alliance (DTA), now called Popular Democratic Movement (PDM), and chief of the Herero people of Namibia.

          Kapuuo was one of the leading opponents of South African rule of his country until his assassination following the Turnhalle Constitutional Conference.

          Biography

          Clemens Kapuuo was born in 1923 at Ozondjona za Ndjamo (Teufelsbach), in the Okahandja District north of Windhoek and attended school at Okahandja in 1931.

          In 1937 he went to St Barnabas Anglican Church School in Windhoek's Old