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Gebundene Ausgabe. Zustand: Wie neu. Herder 1998 : Mahatma Gandhi - gb V4-J9II-MJMJ Sprache: Deutsch Gewicht in Gramm: 222.

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Zustand: Wie Neu. Zustandsbeschreibung: leichte Lagerspuren. Band 1: Eine Autobiographie oder Die Geschichte meiner Experimente mit der Wahrheit. Band 2: Satyagraha in Südafrika. Band 3: Grundlegende Schriften. Band 4: Die Stimme der Wahrheit. Band 5: Ausgewählte Briefe. Hrsg. von Shriman Narayan und Mitwirkung von Wolfgang Sternstein und Gita Dharampal-Frick. Diese Edition bietet eine repräsentative Auswahl von Texten, die Gandhi in all seinen Facetten zeigen: er legt sein Konzept des gewaltfreien Widerstands dar, äußert sich zu unterschiedlichen Lebensfragen ebenso wie zur Weltpolitik. Die Ausgabe enthält neben der Autobiographie auch den offenen Brief 'Die Juden', in dem sich Gandhi mit der Judenverfolgung im nationalsozialistischen Deutschland sowie dem Zionismus und dem Palästinakonflikt auseinandersetzt. So treten sowohl die historische Persönlichkeit als auch der Mensch mit seinen Widersprüchen und Unzulänglichkeiten zutage. Der überwiegende Teil der Texte liegt erstmals in deutscher Übersetzung vor. Fünf Bände, zus. 2.098 Seiten, Leinen in Schuber (Wallstein Verlag 2011). Gewicht: 3006 g - Gebunden/Gebundene Ausgabe - Sprache: Deutsch.

As a pacifist of Quaker stock the recipient Christopher Fry would have been sympathetic to Gandhi's goals. See Fry's entry in the Oxford DNB. The three items in good condition, lightly aged and with slight creasing along one edge. All three 1p, 4to, and signed 'Arun Gandhi' and folded twice. ONE: 6 October 1993. He thanks him for his 'positive response' to the invitation to 'contribute a statement for our forthcoming book WORLD WITHOUT VIOLENCE', to be published to commemorate his grandfather's 125th birthday. He concludes with details of an extended deadline. TWO: 15 November 1994. He thanks him for agreeing to write an essay for the book: 'Your words of wisdom for or against Gandhi's vision will significantly enhance the value of this book'. He continues: 'It may interest you to know we have received more than a hundred manuscripts from eminent people like the Secretary General of the UN, Mr. Boutros Boutros Ghali, Senator Bill Bradley and others.' He ends with details of 'one final extension of the deadline just for you'. THREE: 24 March 1994. 'We could not find a publisher in the United States for the book "World Without Violence". We have decided to publish it ourselves. You will receive a promised complementary copy as soon as the book is out.' There is a 'proposed Conference on October 1 and 2', to be 'hosted by the Wellesley College in Massachusetts, and co-sponsored by the Harvard Divinity School and the Peace Abbey', and he hopes Fry will 'plan to attend'. The book 'World without Violence: Can Gandhi's Vision become Reality?' was published in New Delhi and London in 1994. From the Christopher Fry papers.

10 volumes, all in original cloth, 5 with original dust jacket. A remarkable private collection of 10 early biographies and works supporting Gandhi, each signed by the author. While Western biographers began to take interest in Gandhi beginning with Romain Roland (1924), this collection includes only association or signed copies of works by Indian authors. Represented here are both those who had followed Gandhi from his earliest political machinations in South Africa, as well as his early followers who subsequently emigrated to America in order to raise public awareness of the Indian Independence movement. In contrast to the author-signed works of Western biographers, which can be encountered in the trade today, works signed by Indian authors of this period are notoriously rare. Includes individually: 1) Muzumdar, Haridas T. Gandhi the Apostle. His Trial and His Message. Chicago: Universal Publishing Co., 1923. Blue cloth. Inscribed "Presented to my good friend Charles E. Sekera by Haridas T. Muzumdar / Evanston, Xmas, 1924". - First edition. An exceptionally early work in support of Gandhi, addressed to American readers to drum up financial and popular support for the Indian Independence movement in the U.S. A close friend and one of the earliest biographers of Gandhi, this was Haridas's first published book, when he was just 24 years old and living in New York City. - 2) Gandhi, Mohandas K. / Muzumdar, Haridas T. (ed.). Sermon on the Sea. Chicago: Universal Publishing Co., 1924. Yellow cloth. Inscribed "To Prof. John E. Kirkpatrick, from his friend Haridas T. Muzumdar / Olivet Conference, Aug. 1925". - First U.S. edition of Gandhi's famous tract, penned in South Africa in 1909 and also known under the title Indian Home Rule or Hind Swaraj. It includes his quotes "One who is free from hatred requires no sword" and "only fair means can produce fair results". This copy was presented by the editor and early Gandhi activist Muzumdar to a fellow American academic, shortly after its publication. - 3) Hossain, Syud. Gandhi. The Saint as Statesman. Los Angeles: Sutton House, 1937. Black cloth, with original dustjacket. Inscribed on flyleaf "With best wishes / Syud Hossain". - First edition. Dr Syud Hossain was instrumental in forging links between American-based Indian nationalists and the Indian National Congress. Co-founder of the National Committee for Indian Independence (headquartered in Washington, DC), Hossain spearheaded the Indian lobby for self-rule from abroad. "Immaculately dressed, polished in manners, brilliant in oratory, Hossain captivated his audiences from coast to coast," said A. K. Mozumdar, a colleague and fellow activist of Hossain. The Los Angeles Times described him as "the most distinguished Indian visitor in America since Tagore" while according to the New York-based Foreign Policy Association, "of the hundreds of speakers who have addressed our conferences during the past five years, none were more brilliant or authoritative than Mr Hossain". In September 1945, Hossain suggested to Jawaharlal Nehru that he return to India to work towards Hindu-Muslim harmony and stand for elections. After consulting Asaf Ali and Gandhi, Nehru cabled back: "Gandhiji thinks you can do more important work in America". Hossain briefly served as India's first ambassador to Egypt, where he died in 1949. - 4) Muzumdar, Haridas T. Gandhi Triumphant! The Inside Story of the Historic Fast. New York: Universal Publishing Co., 1939. Blue cloth. Signed by Muzumdar in Hindi and in English on flyeaf. - First edition. An account of Gandhi's Rajkot Fast to protest the local ruler's refusal to enact administrative reforms in that state. The fast lasted only 3 days, 3-5 March 1939. The work also includes four original articles by Gandhi: "States and the People"; "Rajkot"; "Rajkot and Jaipur"; and "Kicks and Kisses". - 5) Raman, T. A. What does Gandhi Want? New York: Oxford University Press, 1942. Yellow cloth, with original dust-jacket. Inscr.