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The campaign in India against British industrial products started by the agitator Gandhi... (colour litho)
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2809025 The campaign in India against British industrial products started by the agitator Gandhi... (colour litho) by Salvadori, Riccardo (1866-1927); Private Collection; (add.info.: The campaign in India against British industrial products started by the agitator Gandhi has taken on a new aspect. Not only did the Gandhi order a boycott of fabrics of European origin, but their destruction by fire. This function began in Bombay days ago with an immense burning of clothes by Gandhis followers. The fire lasted in the cremation camp for many hours fueled by petroleum milk. Illustration for Courier Sunday, 21-28 August 1921.); © Look and Learn
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This print captures a significant moment in history - the campaign in India against British industrial products led by the influential agitator, Gandhi. The image showcases the power of resistance and protest as men gather together, shouting and cheering, determined to boycott European fabrics and destroy them by fire. The scene takes place in Bombay, where an immense burning of clothes has commenced at a cremation camp. Fueled by petroleum milk, the flames burn for hours symbolizing the fiery spirit of independence and defiance against British colonial rule. This act not only signifies a rejection of British manufacturing but also represents a traditional form of protest deeply rooted in Indian culture. The photograph reveals a crowd united in their mission to resist British imperialism through non-violent means. It highlights the determination and strength within Indian society as they strive for self-governance and freedom from foreign control. Gandhi's call for boycotting British industrial products resonates throughout this powerful image, showcasing his influence on shaping India's fight for independence. The photo serves as a reminder that even amidst adversity, unity can be found among people who share common goals and beliefs. Overall, this print encapsulates both the historical significance of India's struggle for independence and Gandhi's role as an iconic leader inspiring peaceful protests against oppressive forces.
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