Follow WBURWhy Nelson Mandela Came To Boston In 1990
It was just one day in Boston. And the stops were brief. But the images were enduring.
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Historic Cambridge Church Moved 80 Feet
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William Bratton has in the past led the Boston, New York City and Los Angeles police departments.
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Remembering Nelson Mandela’s 1990 Visit To Boston
One of the first stops for Mandela on his worldwide tour after being freed from prison was to Boston.
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