Jean-Louis Fischer Boeken
29 februari 1896 – 15 januari 1970
Louis Fischer was een buitenlandcorrespondent en analist van wereldzaken, met een focus op Europese gebeurtenissen. Zijn geschriften uit zijn tijd in de Sovjet-Unie werden bekritiseerd vanwege apologisme en ontkenning van de Oekraïense hongersnood. Fischers ontmoetingen met Mahatma Gandhi, die meerdere malen plaatsvonden, vormden zijn perspectief op wereldgebeurtenissen en geweldloos verzet aanzienlijk.
Describes the life and teachings of the man who led India's struggle for freedom and was assassinated in 1948.
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