passive resisters
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| Thumbi Naidoo Addressing Passive Resisters in Newcastle |
Govindasamy Krishnasamy Thambi Naidoo*was born of indentured stock in 1875 in Mauritius. ... When the Satyagraha Campaign, passive resistance against ... On 13 October 1913, at a public meeting in Newcastle, Naidoo, ... |
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Passive resisters |
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| Demand for Independence |
Photos on the life of M. K. Gandhi |
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| Gandhi the South African Experience |
Cover of the book by Maureen Swan |
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| India's Independence & Local Items. |
Mr Gandhi and Mr Kallenbach dinner RSVP card |
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| Mr and Mrs Gandhi and Mr Kallenbach leaving for England |
Gandhi and friends departing for England |
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| Gandhi at Satiniketan with Rabindranath Tagore |
Passive resisters |
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| Sixty Indians departed from South Africa to India |
Miscellaneous illustrations from Indian Opinion on Gandhi & the passive resistance movement |
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| Ratan J Tata |
Miscellaneous illustrations from Indian Opinion on Gandhi & the passive resistance movement - c. 1893 - 1914 |
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| Satyagraha |
Satyagraha |
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| Protest meeting in Pretoria |
Protest meeting in Pretoria in 1907 |
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| Memorial service for Valliama, Passive Resister who gave up her life for the cause |
Memorial service in honour of Valliama |
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| Deportation to India (1908 - 1909) |
Between January 1908 and June 1909 approximately one thousand Indians were deported to India. |
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| Passive Resisters |
Germiston Passive Resisters. All suffers imprisonment. Seated in the centre is Mr Lalbahadur Singh, the chairman of the Germiston Indian Community |
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| Colonial born Passive Resisters in Johannesburg |
Colonial born Passive Resisters in Johannesburg |
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| Gokaldas Gandhi |
Mr. Gokaldas P. Gandhi, who led a party of Passive Resisters from Tongaat district, c. 1910. |
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| Mahatma Gandhi and Kasturba with Kimberley passive resisters. |
Black and white print 25.7 x 18.9cm |
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Letter from Phyllis Naidoo to Aggrey Klaaste |
The new order is certainly giving us a view of the prison system that most literate people never had before. A social worker on radio said our jails are filled with our brothers and sisters and perhaps we need to be reminded of this as well as we look at the crime and violence in our country. |