Gandhi's Johannesburg by University of the Witwatersrand Health Services Development Unit

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Gandhi's Johannesburg by University of the Witwatersrand Health Services Development UnitISBN: 9781868143610 Wits University Press, 30 December 2000 Hardback 94 pages From the young mining town of Johannesburg came ideas of peaceful struggle which spread across the world. Formulated by Mohandas Gandhi in the early 1900s, the philosophy of Satyagraha (soul force or passive resistance) became an inspiration to millions all over the world. For a decade, during the formative years of his philosophy, Gandhi lived in and around Johannesburg

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