MindMap Gallery Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi
Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi was an Indian lawyer, anti-colonial nationalist, and political ethicist, who employed nonviolent resistance to lead the success.
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Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi
Personality
Biographical details
*1869 in Porbandar - †1948 in New-Delhi
Attorney
Leader of the indian independence movement
Childhood
Bania-Caste (Merchants)
Drinks alcohol, although it isn't allowed in his caste
Steals money of his parents
Ate goat for one time, although it isn't allowed in his caste
Good caste, and solid social status
Names
Called "Mahatma" or "Bapu"
"Mahatma"(Sanskrit) = "Great Soul"
"Bapu"(Sanskrit) = "Father of the Nation"
Connection to "The white Tiger"
Unsuccesful work as attorney
Reasons:
Too less experience with indian adjucation
To get clients, one had to bribe other, greater attorneys (who delivered some of their clients)
Shy person
The indian indepence movement and Gandhi's role
Begin
Reads book "Unto this last" -> tries to loose material things
Tries to do everything on his own (Haircut, Meal, ...)
Occupies himself with kinds of civil disobedience
-> first times in prison
Begins to interfere in indian-british conflicts
His doctrin: non-violent! non-cooperative! but civil disobedience
Progress
famous "march of salt" with thousands of people
Member and president of the "Indian National Congress"
1942: Great Britain offers a bargain to stop the "war" -> Gandhi:"Leave india!"
Achievement: Independence of India with commercial relationship to GB
After the Independence
Civil War between Hindus, Muslims and Sikhs
Mass flight of muslims
Gandhi risks his life (hunger strike..) to make the conflicts come to an end
Importance for India and its history
His Birthday is National Holiday
Nominated for "Nobel Peace Prize"
Printed on each indian bank note
Most famous indian person
Role in "The White Tiger"
As a Symbol for what he is looking in the police station in Bangalore, on the streets of Delhi
Lots of similarities between Gandhi and Balram (Connections in this MindMap)
"You shouldn't be worried if your driver reads the "Murderer Weekly", you should be worried, if he starts to read "Ghandi""