He led India's struggle for independence? Mahatma? Gandhi, Mohandas? Karamchand? Gandhi was born in India under British colonial rule on 1869. His family believes in Hinduism and pursues the concepts of kindness, no killing, vegetarianism and abstinence. His father is a local aborigine.
/kloc-at the age of 0/3, he married an illiterate girl of the same age under the arrangement of his father. At the age of 1888 and 19, Gandhi had already seen India under British rule. He was heartbroken. He was expelled from caste and went to study in London. The British capitalist civilization made Gandhi feel inferior for the first time, and even he felt that India was colonized by Britain.
Although Gandhi felt inferior, he did not give up his original religious belief. He studied the British legal system, and absorbed and compatible the teachings of other religions. During several years of study, Gandhi obtained a law degree from London University. After that, she went to South Africa.
Racial discrimination in South Africa is deeply rooted and ubiquitous. As a colored person, Gandhi suffered a series of discrimination and insults. He saw that his compatriots suffered as much as he did, which forced him to embark on the road of anti-racial discrimination. Under his idea, more and more people began to join.
Under his struggle, he created effective weapons? The theory of truth and non-violence is precisely this concept of non-violence and non-cooperation. He won the most basic equality for Indians in South Africa, and Gandhi was full of illusions about Britain. 19 15, Gandhi returned to India.
However, at this time, World War I broke out. Gandhi supported Britain mainly in exchange for Indian autonomy. However, due to various problems, Britain took violent measures, and Gandhi's thought of non-violence and non-cooperation was promoted to a national anti-imperialist struggle. The Indian National Congress formally drafted this idea as a party program in 1920.
Gandhi's influence is also growing, even attracting international attention. Gandhi even proposed to Britain? Quit India? Slogan, but because of the non-violent image, Britain is not good at using force. 1940, Britain hopes that China can come forward to adjust.
Dai was in charge of this adjustment, and Gandhi told him: China people can resist in the same way, as long as the Japanese know that half of the 400 million people in China may die, but the remaining 200 million people will definitely continue to fight? War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression starts at 193 1.
When Dai Zai visited India in 1940, China's struggle in recent 10 years was wrong in Gandhi's view. However, not only China, but also Gandhi spread this idea to Jews, the famous Jewish scholar Martin? Bob wrote to him, too.
In the letter, Martin mentioned the Jewish concentration camp. If the Jews hadn't fought, I'm afraid they would have been genocide by Hitler. The so-called non-violence and non-cooperation will only accelerate the persecution of Jews, and Gandhi tried to stop the partition of India until the end, but the overall situation was set and Gandhi could do nothing.
Thanks to Gandhi's efforts, India also became independent, which may be correct under Gandhi's idea, but this kind of? The idea of non-violence and non-cooperation can only adapt to India under British colonial rule.