Lilliesleaf Farm

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Lilliesleaf Farm was a secret hideout and meeting place for anti-apartheid activists in South Africa, most notably used by Nelson Mandela and other ANC leaders before their arrest and prosecution in the Rivonia Trial.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf farm
heritage site
historic site
associatedEvent Rivonia Trial
Rivonia Trial
surface form: Rivonia raid
associatedWith Nelson Mandela
Rivonia
anti-apartheid struggle
underground ANC leadership
country South Africa
currentUse memorial site
museum
dateOfRaid 1963-07-11
functionDuringApartheid clandestine headquarters
safe house
heritageStatus national heritage site
historicalRole center of ANC underground operations
planning site for sabotage campaigns
locatedIn Gauteng
Johannesburg, South Africa
surface form: Johannesburg

Rivonia
South Africa
notableFor arrest of ANC leaders in 1963
connection to Nelson Mandela’s underground activities
periodOfUse early 1960s
politicalAffiliation African National Congress
Umkhonto we Sizwe
raidedBy South African Police Service
surface form: South African Police

apartheid security forces
significance key site in South African liberation history
symbol of resistance to apartheid
usedAs meeting place
secret hideout
usedBy African National Congress
Ahmed Kathrada
Andrew Mlangeni
Arthur Goldreich
Denis Goldberg
Elias Motsoaledi
Govan Mbeki
Harold Wolpe
Lionel Bernstein
Nelson Mandela
Raymond Mhlaba
Umkhonto we Sizwe
Walter Sisulu
anti-apartheid activists

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Rivonia Trial evidenceSeizedAt Lilliesleaf Farm