Gandhi Photographic Collection
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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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| Pietermaritzburg Railway station |
M.K. Gandhi is forcibly removed from a whites-only train carriage ... forcibly removed from a whites-only carriage on a train in Pietermaritzburg, ... |
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| Plague on the wall at the museum at the Gandhi Settlement in Phoenix |
Plague donated by Harry Oppenheimer |
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| Printing machines used by Gandhi |
Printing press |
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| Printing press |
Printing press used by Gandhi |
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| Printing Press |
Prinitng press used by Gandhi |
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| Printing Press |
Printing press used by Gandhi |
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| Printing Press |
Printing pres used by Gandhi |
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| Printing press in Phoenix |
Printing press on Phoenix Settlement |
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| Protest meeting in Pretoria |
Protest meeting in Pretoria in 1907 |
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| Ram Sunder Pandit |
Pandit Ram Sunder - Passive Resister |
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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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| S B Medh |
Mr S B Medh a Resister |
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| Satyagraha |
Satyagraha |
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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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| Sixty Indians departed from South Africa to India |
Miscellaneous illustrations from Indian Opinion on Gandhi & the passive resistance movement |
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| Smuts Foremost Antagonist Resistance Movement |
Jan Smuts, South African statesman, soldier, and prime minister (1919–24, 1939–48), who sought to promote South Africa as a responsible ... |
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| Smuts Gandhi issue copy | ||
| 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 ... |