South Africa
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| Gandhi at Satiniketan with Rabindranath Tagore |
Passive resisters |
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| Benefactors |
Passive resisters |
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| Gandhiji leading a batch of 78 volunteers to the sea - coast to break the salt law, 1930 |
Passive Resistance |
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| Thambi Naidoo addressing a crowd of over 6000 people at the "Durban Indian Football Ground" during 1913 Passive Resistance Campaign. |
Passive Resisters |
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| Joseph Royeppen arrested |
Passive Resistance |
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| Gandhi Settlement |
Passive Resistance |
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| A Halset | ||
| Gandhi and Passive Resistance c. 1908 |
Group photo of Passive Resistance Movement |
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| Transvaal Indian women's Bazaar |
Miscellaneous illustrations from Indian Opinion on Gandhi & the passive resistance movement |
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| CF Andrews and WW Pearson |
Miscellaneous illustrations from Indian Opinion on Gandhi & the passive resistance movement |
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| Abdullah Haji Adam |
Miscellaneous illustrations from Indian Opinion on Gandhi & the passive resistance movement |
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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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| Rev Joseph Doke |
Miscellaneous illustrations from Indian Opinion on Gandhi & the passive resistance movement |
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| OH Ally |
Miscellaneous illustrations from Indian Opinion on Gandhi & the passive resistance movement - c. 1893 - 1914. ( photo, photocopy & negative) |
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| Sir William Wedderburn |
Sir William Wedderburn, 4th Baronet, JP DL was a Scottish civil servant and politician who was a Liberal Party member of Parliament. Wedderburn was one of the founding members of the Indian National Congress. He was also the president of Congress in 1889 and 1910...... |
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| Aga Sultan Mahmud Shah |
Aga Sultan Mahmud Shah |
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| Personalities appeared in the indian Opinion 22/2/1911 |
Syed Ameer Ali established the London Muslim League in 1908. This organisation was an independent body and not a branch of All India Muslim League. |
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| Indian hawkers barred from trading in white areas |
The Aslatic Question - 13/8/1908 |
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| Photo unknown |