Gandhi Photographic Collection
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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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| Stopped at Volksrust near Transvaal border |
Transvaal Protest March organized by Gandhi, October-November |
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| Burning of passes |
Burning of passes - 1908 |
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| Tussle between Gandhi & Smuts |
Cartoon impression of Gandhi and Smuts |
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| Parsee Rustomjee & others |
Passive Resisters |
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| March through Volksrust on the way to the Transvaal border (Passive Resister) |
Passive Resister |
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| Gandhi in traditional dress towards end of Passive Resistance (1913) |
Gandhi in traditional dress |
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| Photos on the life of M. K. Gandhi (Miscellaneous) |
Indian Leaders proceeded to Johannesburg to assert rights |
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| Tributes to Gandhi from the Unpublished book on the "Life of Gandhi" by the Pretoria Tamil Society. |
Gandhi promotes soccer matches |
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| Passive Resistance Volunteers |
Passive Resistance Volunteers in Pretoria |
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| Ameeroodin Fajandar |
Ameeroodin Fajandar a Transvaal delegate to Indian National Congress |
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| Mrs R M Sodha |
Mrs R M Sodha was arrested as an prohibited immigrant |
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| Sorabjee Rustomjee |
Sorabjee Rustomjee, son of Parsee Rustomjee, was born in Durban on 25 December 1895. He went to India to study and soon after returning to ... |
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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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| Budree Ahu | ||
| Mahomed Ebrahim Kunke |
Mahomed Ebrahim Kunke, a stalwart Mahomedan Passive Resister, several times in jail, South Africa, c. 1910. |
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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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| Harilal M Gandhi |
Harilal Mohandas Gandhi was the eldest son of Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi and Kasturba Gandhi. He had three younger brothers: Manilal Gandhi, Ramdas Gandhi and Devdas Gandhi. |