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Peter Magubane (born 18 January 1932) is a South African photographer.

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rdfs:label	Peter Magubane (de) Peter Magubane (fr) Peter Magubane (en) Peter Magubane (sv)
rdfs:comment	Peter Sexford Magubane (* 18. Januar 1932 in Johannesburg) ist ein südafrikanischer Fotojournalist. Bekannt wurde er durch seine Fotos, die wichtige Momente der südafrikanischen Geschichte zeigen. (de) Peter Sexford Magubane, né en 1932 à Vrededorp, est un photographe noir sud-africain. (fr) Peter Magubane (born 18 January 1932) is a South African photographer. (en) Peter Sexford Magubane, född 1932 i Vrededorp, idag , en förstad till Johannesburg, är en sydafrikansk fotograf. Peter Magubane växte upp i i Johannesburg. Han började fotografera med en Kodak Brownie lådkamera som skolpojke i i Pretoria. Han såg reportage 1954 i tidskriften Drum om de svarta stadsbornas situation och apartheidpolitikens effekter på dem. Han tog därefter anställning på tidskriften som chaufför och fick efter sex månader fotouppdrag under ledning av bildredaktören och chefsfotografen Jürgen Schadeberg. Han lånade en kamera och täckte 1955 års African National Congress-kongress. (sv)
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