Donald Woods: Bantu Steve Viko (the Black Giant of Azania)

The symbolic figure of South Africa's Black Resistance movement, the battle of Van Tuo Steve Vico. Mandela wanted to represent South Africa's liberation movement through Vicko, a radical civil rights activist who had taken another road. Vico is a front-end figure of the black movement, claiming to restore the ego and a sense of consciousness when he was deeply desperate over the absence of leadership in the early 1960s and the oppression of the white regime. The book was written by the editor and friend of the South African newspaper The Daily Deficit in which he was a member of the company of white government security police, including meeting with Vico, friendship, the truth about Viko's death, and anger and accusations of the atrocities of Afthet. Denzel Washington was also filmed by Richard Attenborough, well known as Gandhi.

Korean title: 반투 스티브 비코(아자니아의 검은 거인)

Korean author: 도널드 우즈

Korean publisher: 그린비

ISBN-13: 9788976820723