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Mahatma Gandhi visiting London for Round Table conferences, September 1931. Mohondas Karamchand Gandhi (1869-1948), known as Mahatma (Great Soul), was one of the leaders of the campaign for Indian independence from British rule. A lifelong believer in the principle and practice of protest by non-violent means, he was assassinated by a Hindu fanatic in New Delhi on 30 January 1948. He is seen with his spinning wheel, which was a symbol of his attempt to resurrect Indian trade at the expense of the British
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Mahatma Gandhi, the Great Soul, visits London for Round Table conferences in September 1931. This iconic photograph captures one of the leaders of India's fight for independence from British rule. Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi was a staunch believer in non-violent protest and dedicated his life to this principle. In this image, we see Gandhi with his trademark round spectacles and peaceful demeanor. He holds his spinning wheel, a powerful symbol of his mission to revive Indian trade while challenging British dominance. The spinning wheel represented self-sufficiency and economic empowerment for the Indian people. Gandhi's visit to London during these conferences aimed to negotiate India's future as an independent nation. His presence brought attention not only to the political struggle but also highlighted his philosophy of peace and unity among all religions. Tragically, Mahatma Gandhi's unwavering commitment cost him his life when he was assassinated by a Hindu fanatic in New Delhi on January 30th, 1948. Nevertheless, his legacy lives on as an inspiration for generations around the world who continue to advocate for justice and equality through non-violence. This historic photograph is part of the Historica Graphica Collection and serves as a reminder of Gandhi's leadership, activism, and dedication towards achieving freedom for India.
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