What was the name of Nelson Mandela’s autobiography published in 1994?

Nelson Mandela’s autobiography published in 1994 was titled Long Walk to Freedom.

The book recounts Mandela’s childhood in Mvezo and Qunu, his education, political activism, imprisonment, and emergence as a leader in the struggle against apartheid. It was published as South Africa was preparing for its first democratic election and became one of the best-known political autobiographies of the twentieth century.

Mandela wrote the manuscript partly in prison, where he secretly drafted material and worked with other political prisoners. The completed book was developed with assistance from Richard Stengel after Mandela’s release.

The title refers both to Mandela’s personal journey and to the broader struggle for freedom in South Africa. It is distinct from Dare Not Linger, which is a posthumously completed continuation based on Mandela’s unfinished presidential memoir.