【日本語字幕】ガンジー 英国人記者による取材 "投獄される覚悟はできている" - Gandhi interview "I'm ready to be incarcerated"
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1931年に入り、イギリスは事態の打開を図り、国民会議派の「非合法」を解き、総督アーウィンが直接ガンディーと交渉、政治犯の釈放や塩税の廃止を約束して「塩の行進」は中止され、ガンディーは初めて英印円卓会議に参加することにした。
第２回会議は1931年9月7日に始まった。ガンディーは完全自治の早期実現をひたすら要求したが、議題は宗派・階層ごとにどのように議席を分配するかというようなコミュナリズム問題にすり替えられ、宗教団体や政党の駆け引きに終始してしまった。この分離選挙制度は、イギリスのイギリスの分割統治を狙った策謀であったが、アンベードカルはここでも不可触民に対する分離選挙を要求した。イギリスの巧妙な分裂工作が図に当たった格好で、ガンディーは得るところなくインドに帰った。
帰国後、非協力運動の再開を指令すると、イギリス当局はガンディーを逮捕、裁判なしで投獄した。
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Iam indian and gandhi's contribution to indias independence was next to non
This guy was just a politician
A preety great one but not a freedom fighter
This looks like a propaganda interview aimed at getting the answers that would make Gandhi seem modest and pious.
Lack of knowledge
We know that you're an average Hindutva extremist who can't tolerate a secular guy
@@delivererxexactly the questions are so particular to make him look good
@@user-so5gh8ce1tso what questions should be asked ? Please let me know too.
He may not be perfect but he's better than me and many others and contributes to the motherland more than us.
May he rest in peace.
A man with golden heart
Nope
Yes 😊
@@aadarsh_1303x Only because he transcended even that.
“Not since Buddha has India so revered any man… Not since St. Francis of Assisi has any life known to history been so marked by gentleness, disinterestedness, simplicity of soul, and forgiveness of enemies….We have the astonishing phenomenon of a revolution led by a saint.”
-Will Durant, The Case for India
@@MrPeaceGuy54 in today's world there is no place for non violence. Only the strong ones will survive
@@supernova4662 Until the point nobody does. There will always be a place for the right thing-no matter how much it is denigrated.
I hope that you will have a beautiful day, friend!
Most of the Indians now day hates this old man.btw I'm Indian.
Why? I’m English
@@dylanmurphy9389 guy was a hypocrite a stooge
@@dylanmurphy9389 because of his double standards. There are many vidoes about him in yt you can watch there
@@supernova4662 he is praised alot in UK, I will have to watch some of them
India lost its soul after we elected the traitors into power in 2014. It will regain it back once we get rid of them.
禁酒法ってアメリカのイメージしかなかったけど大英帝国でもあったのか
ソ連にもあったよ
@@ichichi8488 ロシア帝国から続いて1925年に終わったのとゴルバチョフの酒類規制でしたっけ
May he rest in peace. 🙏
非暴力の精神
❤ love from India
ガンジーとかai使わんでもリアル映像あるやん
He's a big fraud.
okay clown
why？
why？
True
Ah I see what you've done to your wisdom .
白いガンジーじゃなくて、黒いガンジーを取り上げて欲しい。
確かにガンジーには黒い噂もあるからね...
完璧な英雄なんていないのよ
@@otter_almond それはそうだけど、ガンジーはあまりにも噂が黒すぎる。マザーテレサだってそう。
父親の葬儀の途中、どうしても性的にムラムラして堪らなくなって葬儀をすっぽかして女とヤリまくっていたインドの英雄w
正直インド人はコイツよりネールの方を独立の英雄だと見なしている。
やったー
One thing is certain, this guy was nuts. It is called the Forest Gump effect
People who are extraordinary are the ones who are able to inspire men like Nelson Mandela and Martin Luther King Jr along with spending days in areas affected by violence (without any weapons) in order to establish peace (which Mahatma Gandhi did in Bengal).
@@MrPeaceGuy54 In 1960, South African police killed 69 black protesters in the town 40 miles south of Johannesburg; amid the crackdown that followed, the government banned the ANC. As the ANC went underground, Mandela became the head of the military wing of the African National Congress, Umkhonto we Sizwe (Spear of the Nation), also known as MK. In 1964, he was convicted of sabotage and treason, and wound up imprisoned until 1990. TIME later described the group’s activities from 1962 as “low-level guerrilla war.”
Defending the shift in strategy as a last resort, Mandela said in one of his interviews from prison, “‘The armed struggle [with the authorities] was forced on us by the government.'”
@@SniperDizzyJohny "I do believe that, where there is only a choice between cowardice and violence, I would advise violence... I would rather have India resort to arms in order to defend her honour than that she should, in a cowardly manner, become or remain a helpless witness to her own dishonor.
But I believe that nonviolence is infinitely superior to violence, forgiveness is more manly than punishment. Forgiveness adorns a soldier...But abstinence is forgiveness only when there is the power to punish; it is meaningless when it pretends to proceed from a helpless creature....
But I do not believe India to be helpless....I do not believe myself to be a helpless creature....Strength does not come from physical capacity. It comes from an indomitable will."
-The Mind of Mahatma Gandhi
“In a world driven by violence and strife, Gandhi’s message of peace and non-violence holds the key to human survival in the 21st century, said Mandela.
“He rightly believed in the efficacy of pitting the sole force of the satyagraha against the brute force of the oppressor and in effect converting the oppressor to the right and moral point.”
-Mandela calls for Gandhi's non-violence approach (Reuters)
@@MrPeaceGuy54Gandhi and Mandela were both xenophobes. They maniputated us into believing they were the victims. But, in fact, were the evil ones.
@@tcdrx So, RUclips has decided to remove my comment for some strange reason. Perhaps it had an issue with the excerpt I had included in the comment. I will try again and now, instead of including a lengthy section of the articles, shall mention the headlines. I apologise for any inconvenience this may cause.
People who want to make themselves look like victims without really wanting to be them would not spend days in areas affected by violence without any weapons for the sake of restoring peace. Sardar Patel, India's first Home Minister (who is often portrayed as someone who was not close to Mahatma Gandhi), talks about the value of the Mahatma's efforts in his 1948 address to the nation.
Mahatma Gandhi's ideas evolved with time (which, unfortunately, isn't something that is true for many). I acknowledge that some of his earlier views could be considered problematic, but I don't believe that this analysis is a complete one. As limited beings, I don't see any justification for believing that greatness requires perfection. Martin Luther King Jr, Desmond Tutu, and many others were also influenced by Mahatma Gandhi.
The following articles on Mahatma Gandhi and Nelson Mandela might be of some interest:
1. "Nelson Mandela death: Examining the backlash" by CNN
2. "Thinking with Gandhi on racism and violence: A letter to a friend" by ABC
I fear that the true manipulation and evil lies in disregarding profound goodness. This ultimately stems from, in my opinion, an ignorant perspective that can cause immense harm. Hopefully, a holistic approach will be preferred.
🤮
The con man in loin cloth
❤
Jesus in the flesh
聖人の雰囲気はないんだ
Sound kind of racist to me
He was
ye was racist when he first arrived to South Africa after studying in London
But no more afterwards seeing the reality
Seeing a god
No man an evil who has major contribution in the country's division.
@@ijayraj a country which didn't existed ever man if Pakistan was not divide Islamic terrorism would have ravaged India I cannot see that happening
Lol 🤣.
He was a Hypocrite
Aday olma dedik
若い頃はイケメンだった
核ガンディー
@@ねこだるまる
それですね。
He was in joker in real life too like zelensky
Father of Indian
No he's not
Politician of India
Father of India are Lord Rama and Lord Krishna
Son of India is Subhash Chandra Bose.
@@truthtalks-honestyunleashe2796wait until you find out who called him the father of the nation for the very first time
He was a British agent, not a freedom fighters of India. Majority indians hate him.
Can we please get a Muhammad Ali Jinnah historic videos?
Please... and Thanks for the work..
🥰
Jinnah was a puppet of MI6 he won't say anything that your text book teach .
He helped Brittish split India into two.
He is a monster
the guy who literally had zero contribution, while being the reason for hindu muslim clashes? Nope, they wont upload