Präsentation Mahatma Gandhi

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profession as a lawyer wherever British law was in force - When he come home, he get the news, that his mother had died a year before - He had lost both parents - 1891-1893: he worked as a lawyer He had little success with supporting his family - Gandhi partly took over the Western lifestyle - He partially reconcile himself with his caste - Role models: The Indian philosopher: Shrimat Rajchanda, the Russian writer: Leo Tolstoy and the English philanthropist: John Ruskin. - First resistance Actions - Motivated by self-experienced discrimination and racial segregation - He committed himself to the rights of the Indian minority in South Africa - He founded an Indian interest representation - 1896: He returned to India for six months - He returned to South Africa with his family in December Two highlights in his life: → The salt marsh: - 1930: Gandhi presented the British an 11-point program - March 1930: Gandhi called for salt marsh against the British salt monopoly → 388 km long - 60,000 people, including Gandhi, were captured - 1931: The "Irwin-Gandhi Agreement" was closed and the salt production handed over to indian hands → The hunger strike: - 1932: Gandhi was captured after his return In prison he explained his first "fasting to death" - - 1933: began 21-day hunger strike - One goal: boxless people first opened Hindu temples Death by assassination attempt - Nathuram Godse killed Gandhi on the 30. January 1948 - He died at the age of 78 - Nathuram Godse was sentenced to death and executed a year later Sources - http://www.geo.de/geolino/ Pictures: - http://www.gegenfrage.com/gandhi/ - https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moha - http://www.wasistwas.de/archiv-ge Mahatma Gandhi and his Contribution in Indian