Lu·thu·li

or Lu·tu·li (lo͞o-to͞o′lē, -tyo͞o′-), Albert John 1898-1967.

Zulu leader who advocated nonviolent resistance against apartheid. He won the 1960 Nobel Peace Prize.

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Luthuli

(luːˈtuːlɪ) or

Lutuli

(Biography) Chief Albert John. 1899–1967, South African political leader. As president of the African National Congress (1952–60), he campaigned for nonviolent resistance to apartheid: Nobel peace prize 1961

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