nehru the and dishonest brahman well dressed and elegant with ideas rooted in socialism something like their brains socialism in the 1920 s. . gandhi was prepared to tolerate that because he believed that there would always basically be loyal to him. so that he gave narrow sort of certain amount of rope you could say you know to do go his own way but gandhi would always be holding it i'm able to draw him in whenever he felt you know he was going to to to to create an extreme and there he was you know that he was it was in his interests to keep him with gandhi but he also had a genuine affection for gandhi there is own father had died in. and in many respects you can see gandhi sort of taking over that position of father figure for the area and so they do have a very close relationship despite the differences. the 2 men were very different not least in their views on religion. narry was a self professed atheist something rare in a country where refusing to express religious belief is a to boot. gandhi was deeply religious he began each meeting with prayer. life in india is permeated by

as the clock had approached midnight darla nehru the 1st prime minister of independent india addressed the nation. to reinvigorate with it to me. and now all the time comes when we showed the age at the front of the midnight hour when we were lead into our window week in like a leader. but the very morning after independence celebrations hindus in pakistan and muslims in india began to flee their homes muslims headed for pakistan well hindus set off for india. enormous convoys of people moving in opposite directions the greatest mass migration in history. 10000000 people with displaced many were attacked by robbers and militants along the way a 1000000 people lost their lives. no one took responsibility for the tragedy but hindu nationalists accused gandhi of allowing muslims to steal part of the hindu nation. we went to the delhi headquarters of the rightwing hindu muss about organization. there we spoke to its then president he maintained that his was the only group that sought to defend india's integrity. of i was the only one major son in india richard or good. with the courage and

trial of gandhi's assassins was held at the red fought a highly symbolic location it was there that nehru had made his 1st speech to independent india and to this day the prime minister addresses crowds from the red force on independence day. india is a democracy the defendants had the right to a fair trial supposedly for the trial of the red 40 offered not i'm god sent the perfect platform to air his views. he refused legal defense and though he had lawyers he pleaded his own caps. but he didn't do it he stated that he had out it to his hindu faith and the back about good to which justified violence. he said he had been compelled to take action for the nation of hindus which gandy had betrayed . he needed to rid the nation of this man who persisted in weakening india starts pakistan. he described the assassination as a salutary act undertaken in the public interest not the rash deed of a lunatic but rather a deed motivated by political realism which had been well thought out and lacked the simoom or efficient on the. empath they really intended for a. developmental they're not put on boa

the great grandson of to her lol nehru rahul gandhi was 35 at the time of the procession and had only recently entered politics. he would go on to become passive president. he joined the marches as they reached the coast in which are at 75 years to the day that mahatma gandhi shook the british empire to its cool by harvesting handful of salt. with their own $35.00 millimeter film. or undertow video cameras captured the same scene. globalization has swept aside many of gandhi's principles but the mahatma's fundamental message has endured a message that speaks of the power of peace forgiveness and freedom and can transcend even the hatreds that killed him. the messiah people cool it's nice of the cool mossad. but today the nairobi river is kenya's most conducive to. punish it if brings consent cause he's on board and cleans up. the river runs previously ineffective come to see this. global 3013 spawn d.w. . go for god with a special edition on a classic ecosystems didion or that more than 2 thoughts on the other side by once a. week of the same hominids generation these are the result a

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secretary of state dean addison, indian president nehru, the south korean president, and the north were contingent on thousands of acts of disciplining, subjects. the book opens up in u.s. occupied south korea and internmenterican camps and it follows 4000 japanese interrogators to korea. it traces the postwar journeys of p.o.w.'s by the united nations to india, brazil, and argentina and finally maps out the movement of p.o.w.'s through the interrogation network through pow camp's. obviously i will not be touching on all of this during my talk today, but if you have questions about the other interrogation rooms i would be very happy to engage with that. let's begin with how this became the central issue on the armistice negotiation tables. of 1951, the newest addition by the truman administration to basically the national security council, the joint chiefs of staff, etc., etc., truman had created something called these psychological strategy war and the mandate was to create the vision, the holistic psychological warfare for the united states. so they had already honed in on the p.o.w.