Have You Heard from Johannesburg: The Road to Resistance (2010)

This first story in a six-part series spans nearly two decades, depicting a nation hurtling towards global conflict. Following the United Nations' adoption of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights in 1948, South Africa chose a path of increasing violence and oppression. The country began enacting laws to segregate its population by race, sparking protests from the non-white majority, led by the ANC. Initially gaining international support from Gandhian networks in Britain, Sweden, and the United States, the non-violent movement faced escalating resistance. By 1964, Nelson Mandela was imprisoned for life, and the movement's leadership was scattered underground, imprisoned or killed. Ultimately, the movement was suppressed within South Africa, forcing hundreds into exile.