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The Black Pimpernel centers on Harald Edelstam, a Swedish diplomat turned covert hero in 1973 Chile. Amidst the Pinochet coup, Edelstam boldly rescues political prisoners, risking his life and defying norms—all in secret, shadowing valiance.
The Black Pimpernel Trivia
What is the nickname "The Black Pimpernel" associated with? (Genius)
#1: Nelson Mandela
#2: Robert Mugabe
#3: Desmond Tutu
#4: Steve Biko
Which South African leader was famously known as "The Black Pimpernel" during the apartheid era? (Expert)
#1: Oliver Tambo
#2: Desmond Tutu
#3: Nelson Mandela
#4: Thabo Mbeki
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The Black Pimpernel Fun Facts
Nelson Mandela was nicknamed The Black Pimpernel because he evaded capture by the apartheid police using disguises and undercover tactics.
While operating as The Black Pimpernel, Nelson Mandela disguised himself as a chauffeur, a gardener, and even a chef.
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