Mohandas K. Gandhi/Videos

See Mohandas K. Gandhi.

Videos of Gandhi are in the public domain:

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• Indian women spinning during the Independence struggle
• Salt March, 1930
• Gandhi at the time of the "Gandhi Irwin Pact"
• M. K. Gandhi's first television interview, on 30 April 1931, by Fox Movietone News
• Gandhi departure for England, 1931
• Gandhi's imprisonment
• Gandhi in England, 1931
• Gandhi in Switzerland and Italy, 1931
• Sevagram Ashram, 1936
• Gandhi spinning
• Gandhi collecting money for Dalits
• Quit India movement, 1942
• Gandhi and Jinnah during talks in Bombay, 1944.
• Simla Conference, 1945
• Gandhi and Nehru
• Peace mission in Noakhali, 1946

Links

• File:Indian women spinning during the Independence struggle.ogg
• File:Salt March.ogg
• File:Gandhi Irwin Pact.ogg
• File:Mahatma Gandhi First Television Interview (30 April 1931).webm
• File:Gandhi Departure for England.ogg
• File:Gandhi Imprisonment.ogg
• File:Gandhi in England.ogg
• File:Gandhi in Switzerland and Italy.ogg
• File:Sevagram Ashram 1936.ogg
• File:Gandhi spinning.ogg
• File:Gandhi collecting money for Dalits.ogg
• File:Quit India Movement.ogg
• File:Gandhi and Jinha.ogg
• File:Simla Conference.ogg
• File:Gandhi Nehru.ogg
• File:Peace Mission in Noakhali.ogg