Gandhi
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| Mahatma Gandhi |
Gandhi as a old man wearing a loincloth |
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| Mahatma Gandhi as a barrister of law in South Africa |
Gandhi went to india in 1896 to promote the South African Indian cause, to recruit Indian barristers to assist in the Indian rights movement in Natal, and to relocate ... |
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| Mahatma Gandhi in London |
Gandhi at 10 Downing Street - London |
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| Mahomed Ebrahim Kunke |
Mahomed Ebrahim Kunke, a stalwart Mahomedan Passive Resister, several times in jail, South Africa, c. 1910. |
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| Manilal Gandhi |
Manilal Gandhi son of M K Gandhi |
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| March through Volksrust on the way to the Transvaal border (Passive Resister) |
Passive Resister |
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| Medals Gandhi Boer War Bambata Rebellion Indian Ambulance Corps and Stretcher Bearer Corps |
During the 2nd Anglo-Boer, South African or 1899-1902 War, he raised 300 ... They were awarded war medals for their services. ... Later, in the 1906 Zulu uprising (Bambatha Rebellion), Gandhi offered to raise a stretcher bearer ... |
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| Medals Gandhi Boer War Bambata Rebellion Indian Ambulance Corps and Stretcher Bearer Corps |
Gandhi was a stretcher-bearer in the Second Anglo-Boer War and the Bambatha Uprising, a Zulu uprising in 1906. He created the Natal Indian Ambulance Corps for use by the British during the Second Boer War. ... |
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| Medals Gandhi Boer War Bambata Rebellion Indian Ambulance Corps and Stretcher Bearer Corps |
Gandhi was a stretcher-bearer in the Second Anglo-Boer War and the Bambatha Uprising, a Zulu uprising in 1906. He created the Natal Indian Ambulance Corps for use by the British during the Second Boer War. ... |
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| MK Gandhi with the Natal Indian Congress |
Black and white impression of MK Gandhi adressing the crowd at a NIC meeting |
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| Mohandas and Kasturba Gandhi in South Africa in 1896 |
Photos on the life of M. K. Gandhi |
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| Mohandas Kasturba Gandhi Johannesburg prior departure |
Mahatma Gandhi and Kasturba Gandhi at Johannesburg, South Africa, before departure |
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| Mr A H West |
Mr. A.H. West was a theosophist and vegetarian. He lived in phoenix ashram, which was set up by Mahatma Gandhi during South African Satyagraha. His sister Ada West taught in phoenix and Tolstoy farms. He had taken part in South African Satyagraha. |
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| Mr and Mrs Gandhi and Mr Kallenbach leaving for England |
Gandhi and friends departing for England |
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| Mr O H A Jhaveri |
Abdoola Hajee Adam Jhaveri (Dada Abdulla) President of the Natal Indian Congress |
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| Mr Pragji K Desai |
Mr. Pragji K. Desai, a well-tried Passive Resister, South Africa, c. 1910. |
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| Mr V A Chettiar |
Mr. V. A. Chettiar, who is an elderly member of the Indian community and is Chairman of the Tamil Benefit Society, has ... |
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| Mrs MW Volg |
Mrs M W Volg |
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| Mrs R M Sodha |
Mrs R M Sodha was arrested as an prohibited immigrant |
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| Museum on the Phoenix Settlement |
Pictures of Gandhi housed in the museum |