Father Michael Lapsley A Part of the Tapestry
This was recorded as a message for the New Zealand Nelson Mandela Trust. He talks about his world tour and the subject, "Confronting the past and creating the future: the road to truth healing and reconciliation in South Africa".
NZ priest Father Michael Lapsley, an anti-apartheid activist, tells the story of how he was blown up by a letter bomb in Zimbabwe on 29th April 1990. He survived but lost both his hands and an eye in the attack.
Primary Title
- Father Michael Lapsley
Secondary Title
- A Part of the Tapestry
Date Broadcast
- Monday 9 June 1997
Channel
- Media Services
Broadcaster
- The University of Auckland Libraries and Learning Services
Programme Description
- NZ priest Father Michael Lapsley, an anti-apartheid activist, tells the story of how he was blown up by a letter bomb in Zimbabwe on 29th April 1990. He survived but lost both his hands and an eye in the attack.
Episode Description
- This was recorded as a message for the New Zealand Nelson Mandela Trust. He talks about his world tour and the subject, "Confronting the past and creating the future: the road to truth healing and reconciliation in South Africa".
Classification
- Unknown
Owning Collection
- TV & Radio
Broadcast Platform
- Television
Languages
- English
Captions
Live Broadcast
- No
Rights Statement
- Made for the University of Auckland's educational use as permitted by agreement with rights owner.
Notes
- Trevor Richards Collection
Genres
- Current affairs
- Politics
Hosts
- Father Michael Lapsley (Speaker)
Contributors
- Father Michael Lapsley (Speaker)