Bøger af og om Gandhi, lydbånd og medier, avisartikler, tidsskriftsartikler samt lænker hvor du selv kan søge videre

Danske bøger af Gandhi

Gandhi, M.K.
Om mit liv
Forord af Karen Dissing
Oversat i udvalg efter “All Men Are Brothers”
Gyldendal 1983, 102 sider

Skovmand, Svend
Gandhi
Forlaget Tranehuse, 1975, 43 sider, illustr.

Gandhi, M.K.
Om mit liv
Oversat af Grete Juel Jørgensen
Hasselbach 1969, 95 s.

To af Gandhi’s Taler ved Det Runde Bords Konference
Udgivet af Indiens Venner 1932, 24 s.

Gandhi, M. K.
Mine Forsøg med Sandheden
Nye Veje 1930, 485 s.

Gandhi M.K.
Det unge Indien
Udvalg og oversættelse ved Frede Brøndsted
København, Haase 1926, 227 s.

Gandhi, M.K
Hind Swaraj
En samtale om vejen til frihed / K.M. Gandhi – med et forord af H.O. Lange.
København, Haase, 1925, 152 s.

Danske bøger om Gandhi

Claybourne, Anna
Gandhi – den fredelige oprører
Oversat af Hans Chr. Dahlerup Koch og Grethe Teglbjærg
Flachs 2002, 48 sider, ill.

Historie, politiske forhold, Indien1880-1949, om saltmarchen i 1930, Gandhis fødsel, barndom, ungdomsliv, uddannelse, politiske virke, spændinger mellem hinduer og muslimer, deling i Indien og Pakistan i 1947 samt hans død i 1948.

Riis, Ragnhild Benedikte Skovgaard
Kongresbevægelsens Sprogpolitik 1920 – 1967
1990.
Speciale, Emne: Forindiens historie, Gandhi, Nehru.

Liversage, Toni
Fra Gandhi til Greenham Common: om civil ulydighed og ikke-vold
Gyldendal 1987, 156 s.

Gandhi, civil ulydighed, ikke vold, satyagrahabevægelsen, Martin Luther King og borgerrettighedsbevægelsen ; Den første antiatomvåbenbevægelse 1950erne til 1963 ; Vietnambevægelsen i US.

Hartmann, Nils
Gandhi
Dansk UNICEF Komité 2. udgave 1983, 38 sider, illustreret

Med udgangspunkt i Attenboroughs film fortælles om Gandhis liv og hans politiske betydning for Indien.
Bogen er bl. a. forsynet med billeder fra filmen

Kofod, Klaus Kasper
“Quit India” – Kampagnen 1942/43
Københavns Universitet, Humanistisk Fakultet. Specialer – HFS 1986

Jensen, Alice
Gandhis Rolle I Indisk Politik 1915-22
1986 – Speciale

Solheim, Bjørn Elling
Store navne i nyere historie 2 : Gandhi. Luthuli. Luther King
Gad 1972, 84 sider

Koestler, Arthur
Arthur Koestler gør op med myterne omkring Mahatma Gandhi:
3 artikler før 100 års dagen
Politiken, København, 1969

Bertelsen, Aage
Her er dit våben
Gyldendal 1962

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Knudsen, Aksel J.
Gandhi som Folkeopdrager
Hans folkeopdragende Grundtanker og deres Udformning i indisk Folkeliv
Forlag savnes,1943, 30 s.

Andrews, C. F.
Mahatma Gandhi’s Tanker med Uddrag af hans Skrifter
Oversat af B. Kjærulff Nielsen
Hagerup 1931, 254 s.

Hørup, Ellen
Gandhis Indien
Hagerup 1931, 191 s. illustreret

Vett, Carl
Gandhi og den indiske Revolutions Metoder. Foredrag holdt i Borups Højskole 24. Sept. 1931
Udgivet af “Indiens Venner”. 1931, 24 s.

Menon, Ester
Gandhi : En Karakteristik og Fremstilling af de sidste Dages Begivenheder
Med Forord af Jens Rosenkjær
Hagerup 1930, 48 s.

Thorborg, Margrete
Mahatma Gandhi
Forlag savnes, 1925,16 s.

Rolland, Romain
Mahatma Gandhi
Oversættelse ved Inger Lindhardt, med forord af Henry Ussing
G. E. C. Gad 1924,140 s.

Lydbånd & medier iøvrigt

Gandhi – den store sjæl
Summan Khanna fortæller om vejen til et ikke-voldeligt forsvarssystem (1 lydkassette)
Danmarks Radio P1: 11 oktober 97. 32 min

Gandhi – episoder fra hans liv
DR2 TV 09 oktober 2000. 10 min. (1 VHS )

Dynastiet Gandhi
DR TV, TV-Aktuelt 24 maj 1991. 45 min. (1 VHS )

Danske avisartikler

Mahatma Gandhi
Ellen Hørup
Politikens kronik, 28.2. 1928

Gandhi og hans Ashram
Ellen Hørup
Politikens kronik, 22.5. 1929

Gandhi fylder 60
Ellen Hørup
Politiken, 30.9. 1929

Bog om Gandhi
Ellen Hørup
Politiken, 13.5. 1930

Gandhis ikkevoldelige Kamp
Ellen Hørup
Berlingske Tidende, 5.07.1930

Gandhi som Indiens aandelige Leder
Ellen Hørup
Politikens kronik, 30.10. 1933

Gandhi som Politiker
Ellen Hørup
Politikens kronik, 14.12. 1934

Kandidat til Nobels Fredspris
Ellen Hørup
Politiken, 18.7. 1937

Fredsprisen
Forfatter ikke opgivet
Politiken, 20.7. 1937

Gandhi som Indiens aandelige Leder
Ellen Hørup
Politikens kronik, 30.10. 1938

Gandhi sultestrejker igen
Forfatter ikke opgivet
Politiken, 03.03.1939

Mit Møde med Gandhi
Einar Jølmark
Demokraten, 1945-01-16

Ved Mahatma Gandhis Død
Niels Nielsen
Aalborg Stiftstidende, 1948-01-31

Gandhi, som vækkede Indiens 400 Millioner
Einard Skov
Politiken, 1948-01-31

Gandhi – Indiens Profet og Paradoks
Eigil Steinmetz
Nationaltidende, 1948-01-31

Den store Sjæl fra Porbandar
Tage Taaning
Berlingske Tidende, 1948-01-31

Gandhi, den praktiske mystiker
Cai Clausen
Information, 1948-01-31

Gandhi og hans Kamp for Indiens Frihed
Don Pedro
København, 1948-01-31

Gandhis Indsats for Freden
Jens Jacob Jensen
Fyns Venstreblad, 1948-01-31

Mahatma Gandhi
Chr. Kirchhoff-Larsen
Børsen, 1948-01-31

Mahatma Gandhi
Ernst Christiansen
Social-demokraten, 1948-01-31

Gaader i Mahatma Gandhi’s Liv
H. Bjerrum
Kristeligt Dagblad, 1948-02-13

Mahatma Gandhi og Fredsprisen
Ayana Deva Angadi
Politiken, 1948-06-04

Fredsprisen til Bernadotte eller Gandhi
Forfatter savnes
Politiken, 3.11. 1948

Gandhi myrdet af en ung fanatisk Hindu
Forfatter savnes
Politiken 31.1.1948

Mahatma Gandhi og det nye Indien
K. H. Buschmann
Flensborg Avis, 1953-05-27

Fortsættelse
Flensborg avis, 1953-05-28

360 Millioners Fader
Ajoy Mahalanobish
Dagens Nyheder, 1955-11-18

Alle har samme mangler
V. J. Brøndegaard
Aalborg Stiftstidende, 1958-01-27

“Alle mennesker er brødre”
Aage Lund
Vestkysten, 1959-02-09

“Den store sjæl” og askesen
Horst H. Schoop
Østsjællands Folkeblad, 1961-03-01

Gandhis religiøse stade
Arne Frees Christiansen
Vestkysten, 1964-02-12

Gandhis kamp mod vold
Jens Rosenkjær
Kristeligt Dagblad. 1968-11-05

100 år
Jens Rosenkjær
Kristeligt Dagblad, 1969-09-15

100 år
Knud Hansen
Ringkjøbing Amts Dagblad, 1969-09-30

100 år
Jens Rosenkjær
Kristeligt Dagblad, 1969-10-02

100 år
Frede Højgaard
Berlingske Tidende, 1969-10-02

100 år
Kaj H. Funch
Jydske Tidende, 1969-10-02

100 år
Hans-Eirik Aarek
Fyens Stiftstidende, 1969-10-02

100 år
Svend Haugaard
Jyllands-Posten, 1969-10-03

100 år
Arthur Koestler
Politiken, 1969-10-05

Gandhi – myte og virkelighed
Sverre Riisøen
Aarhus Stiftstidende, 1970-09-17

Gandhis filosofi døde ikke med ham
Jytte Strøm
Fyens Stiftstidende, 1974-02-09

Mesteren og disciplen
Flemming Ytzen
Information, 1982-06-25,

Historien om Indiens store frihedskæmper
Ann Lone Uhrenholdt
Kristeligt Dagblad, 1983-01-14, Ill.

En lille mand med en stor virkning
Helle Hellmann
Politiken, 1983-01-23

Mahatma Gandhi
Manorama Bhalla
Aktuelt, 1983-03-03 , Ill.

Gandhi og guruerne
Johannes Aagaard
Jyllands-Posten, 1983-04-07, Ill.

Uafhængigheden kom for hurtigt til Indien
A. M. Denman
Frederiksborg Amts Avis, 1983-04-17, Ill.

Gandhi og Orwell
Peter Wivel
Information, 1983-09-08

Indien fjerner sig fra Gandhis idealer
A. M. Denman
Frederiksborg Amts Avis, 1987-04-27

Gandhi bag glorien
Kristian Nystrøm
Jyllands-Posten, 1988-01-24

Den halvnøgne fakir
Søren Thorup
Fyens Stiftstidende, 1988-01-30

Glansbilledet Gandhi
Erik Kjærgaard
Politiken, 1997-08-15

Arven fra Gandhi
Jan Lund
Jyllands-Posten, 1996-10-13

En lille mand kom marcherende
Søren Vinterberg
Politiken, 1997-08-17

En missionærs venskab med Mahatma Gandhi
Tine Elisabeth Larsen
Kristeligt Dagblad, 1997-09-05

Tænk anderledes
Salman Rushdie
Politiken, 1998-06-09

Gandhi – en tænker for vores tid
Erling Salomonsen
Kristeligt Dagblad, 2003-05-24 s.11

Danske Tidsskriftsartikler

Vær opmærksom på at årgangene fra Indiens Venner ikke har logisk sammenhæng.

Gandhis fynske veninde
Birthe Theill Lauritsen
Samvirke. Årg. 72, nr.. 1, 1999, side 68-71

Jeg angrer intet
Jansson Pär
Udvikling, nr.. 5. 1998, side 25-26

Den imaginære Gandhi : Mahatma-myten som orientalisk konstruktion
Erik Kjærgaard
Den jyske historiker. Nr.77/78 -199, side 27-145, 212

Uformel undervisning
V. Abel
Svalebladet nr. 2. 1992, side12

Lad dem komme til Berlin
Suzanne Schytt, interview med Bernd Kanter
B70. nr. 19. 1990, side 595-597

Passiv modstand nytter
Per Dalgård
Samvirke. Årg. 58, nr. 9, 1985, side 42-44, 47-48

Filmen om Gandhi
Ebbe Villadsen
Kosmorama. Årg. 29, nr. 164, 1983, side 56-62

Gandhi : Superstar 1983. Håb for planeten jorden
Karen-Lis Svarre, David David
Levende billeder. Årg. 9, nr. 3, 1983, side16-19

Når stenhjerterne smelter, Gandhi og ikke-voldsfilosofien
Jesper Højbjerg Christensen
Politisk Revy. Årg. 20, nr. 438, 1983, side 20-21

Han valgte handlingens vej
Erik Stinus
Samvirke. Årg. 56, nr. 3, 1983, side 42-45, Ill.

Om at få magten ud af busken
Niels Barfoed
Tusind øjne. Nr. 60, 1983, side 7-9

Gandhi og kristendommen
Hjorth Lange
Kirkens verden. Årg. 11, 1969, side 257-65

Kan vold føre til ikke-vold? Gandhis synspunkt
Arne Næss
Samtiden. Årg. 78, 1969, side 1-14

“Gandhi og atomalderen”
Erling Salomonsen
Horisont. Årg. 7, 1961, side 96-100

Om Gandhis Kamp fortalt af en af hans Disciple
Andreas Fynning
Andelsbladet 1948, side157-159

Var Gandhi en Kristen?
Dansk Missionsblad. Årg. 115, 1948, side 104-107

Mahatma Gandhi
C. Rendtorff
Dansk mMssionsblad. Årg. 67, 1948, side 54-55

Mahatma Gandhi
A. Morville
Fredsvarden. nr.. 1 Årg. 44, 1948, side 1-4 (Nekrolog).

Gandhi. Øst-Vest
A. H.
Højskolebladet 1948, side 57

Gandhi
Jens Rosenkjær
Højskolebladet 1948, side 61-64

Mahatma Gandhi
Esther Menon
Porto Novo, nr. 3, 1948, side 29-31

Mit Møde med Mahatma Gandhi
Helga Aarestrup Bøggild
Protestantisk Tidende. Årg. 44, 1948, side 62-66

Gandhi
Peter P. Rohde
Tiden. Årg. 9, 1948, side 114-119, 175-178

Mahatma Gandhi
Fred-Varden, nr.. 3 Aarg. 34, 1947), side 32-34
(Tale 29. september 1947 om mulig krig mellem Indien og Pakistan)

Tilbage Gandhi
Ellen Hørup
Pacifisten, nr. 4, 1946, side 44

Gandhi som Folkeopdrager
Anmeldelse ved J. Aksel Knudsen & Thyra Manicus-Hansen
Fred og Frihed, nr. 4, 1943, side 30

Dr. Mott hos Gandhi
Freds-Varden, nr. 2, 1939, side 29-31

Gandhi og Freden i München
Ellen Hørup
Mennesket og Magten, nr. 1, 1939, side 3-4

Gandhi og Palæstina
Ellen Hørup
Mennesket og Magten, nr. 4, 1939, side 3-4

Handlingens Renhed
Ellen Hørup
Mennesket og Magten, nr. 5, 1939), side 1-2

M. K. Gandhi Hind Swaraj
Anmeldelse ved Olaf Klausen
Mennesket og Magten, December 1938, side 2

Rosen behøver ikke at skrive en Bog
Indiens Venner, nr..4. 7. Aargang 1937, side 4

Gandhi og Socialismen
Ellen Hørup
Indiens Venner, nr. 7. 7. Aargang 1937, side 2-3

En Ægyptisk Delegation
Cathinca Olsen
Indiens Venner, nr. 8. 7. Aargang 1937, side 3

Gandhi og Nobel-Fredsprisen
Ellen Hørup
Indiens Venner, nr. 9. 7. Aargang 1937, side 4

Gandhi om Missionærerne
Ellen Hørup
Morgenrøden, nr. 68, 1937, side 2

Indiens tavse Revolution
Rasmus Anker Møller
Porto Novo, nr. 2, 1937, side 40-44

Indien indfører parlamentarisme
Helmut Gottschalck
Porto Novo, nr. 3, 1937, side 65-71

Gandhi om Missionærerne
M. K. Gandhi
Indiens Venner, nr. 1. 7. Aargang, 1936, side 3-4

Gandhi i Segaon
Indiens Venner, nr.. 8. 6. Aargang, 1936, side 4.

Gandhi syg af Malaria
Indiens Venner, nr..1. 7. Aargang, 1936, side 4

Gandhi syg af Overanstrengelse
Indiens Venner, nr..3. 6. Aargang, 1936, side 4

Mahatma Gandhi og Socialismen
Indiens Venner, nr..3. 6. Aargang, 1936, side 1-2

Gandhi og den Kasteløse Dreng
Indiens Venner, nr..4. 6. Aargang, 1936, side 4

Svenske Drenge skriver til Gandhi
Indiens Venner, nr..8. 6. Aargang1936, side 4
Note: Sakset fra Tidevarvet.

Er vi Rivaler?
Olsen, Cathinca
Indiens Venner, nr..9. 6. Aargang1936, side 4
Note: Gandhi og Nehru

Udtalelser af Gandhi om Trosskifte
Marstrand, Even
Porto Novo, nor 6, 1936, side 155-158

Gandhi om Kellog-Pagten
M. K. Gandhi
Indiens Venner, nr. 1. 6. Aargang, 1935, side 4

Gandhi en snedig Politiker
Indiens Venner, nr. 5. 5. Aargang, 1935, side 3-4

L. P. Lassen om Gandhi
Indiens Venner, nr. 7. 5. Aargang, 1935, side 2
Note: Professoren har eget missionstidsskrift.

Tagore hylder Gandhi som Indiens Profet
Tagore, Rabindranath
Indiens Venner, nr. 7. 5. Aargang, 1935, side 4

Gandhi og Kvinderne uenige
Ellen Hørup
Indiens Venner, nr. 8. 5. Aargang, 1935, side 4

Eneboeren og Gandhi
Indiens Venner, nr. 9. 5. Aargang,1935, side 3-4

Eneboeren og Gandhi
Indiens Venner, nr. 10. 5. Aargang, 1935, side 2-3

Skillevejen i Indien i Dag – Et Brev fra Gandhi
Charles Frazer Andrews ; Thyra Manicus-Hansen
Fred og Frihed, nr. 2, 1934, side 13-14

Uddrag af en afsluttende Redegørelse fra Mahatma Gandhi i Juli 1933 angaaende den foreløbige Ændring af Kampmetoden
M. K. Gandhi
Indiens Venner, nr. 3. 4. Aargang, 1934, side 1-2

Gandhi som Politiker
Indiens Venner, nr. 2. 5. Aargang, 1934, side 1-2

Gandhi som Skolemester
Indiens Venner, nr. 3. 4. Aargang, 1934, side 4

Gandhi som Skolemester
Indiens Venner, nr. 6. 4. Aargang, 1934, side 1

Gandhi paa den indiske Landevej
Pille, Axel
Indiens Venner, nr. 8. 4. Aargang, 1934, side 1

Gandhi om Fasten
M. K. Gandhi
Indiens Venner, nr. 9. 4. Aargang, 1934, side 4

Et Spørgsmål til Gandhi angaaende de “urørelige”s Adgang til Hindutemplerne
Esther Menon
Porto Novo, nr. 9, 1934, side 208-211
Note: Letter to Gandhi.

Gandhi og Fremtiden
Indiens Venner, nr. 10. 4. Aargang, 1934, side 3

Besøg hos Gandhi
Indiens Venner, nr. 3. 3. Aargang,1933, side 3

M.Gandhi og Kommunisterne
M. Acherya
Indiens Venner, nr. 4 3. Aargang, 1933, side 3

En Artikel om Gandhi
Ellen Hørup
Indiens Venner, nr. 4. 3. Aargang, 1933, side 4

Uddrag af Brev fra Devadas Gandhi
Devadas Gandhi
Indiens Venner, nr. 6. 3. Aargang, 1933, side 2

Breve til og fra Gandhi
Ellen Hørup
Indiens Venner, nr. 6. 3. Aargang, 1933m, side 3

Gandhi’s Faste
M. K. Gandhi
Indiens Venner, nr. 8. 3. Aargang, 1933, side 1

Gandhi og Ulydighedskampagnen
Indiens Venner, nr. 9. 3. Aargang,1933, side 2

Gandhi ophæver sin Ashram
Ellen Hørup
Indiens Venner, nr. 10. 3. Aargang, 1933, side 3

Bjergprædikenen og det politiske Liv
Ragaz, Leonhard
Freds-Varden, nr.. 3. 20. Aargang,1932, side 41-48

Indiens Kristus
Rolland, Romain
Indiens Venner, nr. 1. 3. Aargang, 1932, side 1

Gandhi og Shaukat Ali
Indiens Venner, nr. 2. 3. Aargang, 1932, side 1

Gandhi og de Urørelige
Indiens Venner, nr. 2. 3. Aargang, 1932, side 3-4

Gandhi om Militærnægtelse
Indiens Venner, nr. 4. 2. Aargang, 1932, side 2-3

Gandhi og de schweiziske Arbejdere
Indiens Venner, nr. 5. 2. Aargang, 1932, side 4

Tolstoy – Romain Rolland – Gandhi
Indiens Venner, nr. 5. 2. Aargang, 1932, side 4

Den største Mand i Verden
Taraknath Das
Indiens Venner, nr. 8. 2. Aargang 1932, side 1

Brev fra Anne Marie Petersen
Anne Marie Petersen
Porto Novo, nr. 2, 1932, side 17-49

Anmeldelse: Gandhis Indien
Ellen Hørup
Porto Novo, nr. 3, 1932, side 57-58

Gandhi i London
Manicus-Hansen, Thyra
Fred og Frihed, nr. 11, 1931, side 2-4

Kommer Gandhi?
Indiens Venner, nr. 1. 2. Aargang, 1931, side 3

Gandhi og Kvinderne
Indiens Venner, nr. 2. 2. Aargang, 1931, side 1

Gandhi kom ikke
Indiens Venner, nr. 2. 2. Aargang, 1931, side 4

Gandhi arbejder
Indiens Venner, nr. 2. 2. Aargang, 1931, side 2

Gandhi som Guru: Lærer : Diskussion om Gita’sen
Indiens Venner, nr 3, 1931, side 1-2

Gandhi eller Cæsar? Idealister i Verden forener eder
James, E. H.
Indiens Venner, nr. 3, 1931, side 1

Mahhatma Gandhi i Fængslet
M. K. Gandhi
Indiens Venner, nr. 4, 1931, side 2

En Englænders Brev til Gandhi og Mahatma Gandhis Svar
M. K. Gandhi
Indiens Venner, nr. 5, 1931, side 4
Note: From Young India, April 1930.

Kommer Gandhi?
Indiens Venner, nr. 1. 2. Aargang, 1931, side 3

Kommer Gandhi?
Indiens Venner, nr. 12, 1931, side 4

Da Gandhi undertegnede Vaabenhvilen
Indiens Venner, nr. 7, 1931, side 1

Gandhi og Børnene
Ellen Hørup
Indiens Venner, nr. 9, 1931, side 2-3

Gandhi og Ungdommen
Ellen Hørup
Indiens Venner, nr. 9, 1931, side 1

Samtaler med Gandhi
Ellen Hørup
Indiens Venner, nr.11, 1931, side 1-2

Frivillig Fattigdom
(Gandhis Tale i London d. 23. September 1931)
M. K. Gandhi
Freds-Varden, nr. 6, 1931, side 84-92

Gandhi og hans engelske Venner
Thorborg, Magrethe
Freds-Varden, nr. 6, 1931, side 95-97

Gandhi kommer ikke til London
Indiens Venner, nr. 10, 1931, side 4

Om Natten hos Gandhi
Olsen, Cathinca
Indiens Venner, nr. 12, 1931, side 3

Kommer Gandhi?
Indiens Venner, nr. 12, 1931, side 4

Anmeldelse : Gandhi, Mahatma: Mine Forsøg med Sandheden
Nielsen, Ingvard
Freds-Bladet, nr. 10, 1930, side 95

Storm over Asien
Rosenkjær, Jens
Højskolebladet, nr. 2. 55. Aargang, spalte 33-42 og spalte 75-82,
1930

Fra Indien
Rosenkjær, Jens
Højskolebladet, nr. 41. 55. Aargang spalte 1267-1270, 1930

Anmeldelse : Gandhi, Mahatma: Mine Forsøg med Sandheden
Fred og Frihed, nr. 10, 1930, side 5-66

Vor Tids Helt
C. R Ege
Freds-Bladet, nr. 10, 1930, side 93
Emne: Spørgeskemaundersøgelse blandt skoleelever. Nr. 1 er Mussolini og nr. 2 er Gandhi.

Anmeldelse: Gandhi
Ester Menon
Freds-Varden, nr. 3, 1930, side 48

Bøn
M. K. Gandhi
Porto Novo, nr. 2, 1930, side 36-39

Fængselsbrev fra Mahatma Gandhi
M. K. Gandhi
Indiens Venner, nr. 1, 1930, side 2
From The Hindu, September 21, 1930

Gandhi og Muhamedanerne
Indiens Venner, nr. 2, 1930, side 4

Gandhis 11 Punkter om Reform
Esther Menon,
Porto Novo, nr. 3, 1930, side 51-53

Anmeldelse : Gandhi, Mahatma: Mine Forsøg med Sandheden
Forfatter savnes
Porto Novo, nr. 9, 1930, side 172-173

En Dag med Gandhi i London
Esther Menon
Porto Novo, nr. 11, 1930, side 160-167

Min Apologi
M. K. Gandhi
Porto Novo, nr. 3, 1929, side 69-72

Gandhis Tale i Anledning af Baalet af det udenlandske Tøj i Calcutta
M. K. Gandhi
Porto Novo, nr. 5, 1929, side 100-108

Om at bygge et Folks Sjæl op
Jones, Rufus M.
Øst og Vest, 1929, side 249-251

Tale af Mahatma Gandhi ved en engelsk Missionær-Konference i Calcutta August (1925)
M. K. Gandhi
Porto Novo, nr. 1, 1926, side 1-8

Hemmeligheden ved Gandhi’s Indflydelse
C. F. Andrews
Porto Novo, nr. 2, 1926, side 6-10
Emne: Om Andrews første møde med Gandhi i Sydafrika

Gandhi, Mahatma, Hind Swaraj
P. Riemann
Porto Novo, nr. 5, 1925, side 6-8

Gandhi og Missionærerne
M. K. Gandhi
Porto Novo, nr. 7, 1925, side 6-9

Forholdene i Indien
Rosenkjær, Jens
Højskolebladet, nr. 9, 50. Aargang, spalte 275-278, 1925

Fra Indien
Rosenkjær, Jens
Højskolebladet, nr. 18, 50. Aargang spalte 577-578, 1925

Gandhi
Thorborg, Magrethe
Freds-Varden, nr. 11, 1925, side [117]-130

Bøger
Thorborg, Magrethe
Freds-Varden, nr. 11, 1925, side 131-132

Anmeldelse: Gandhi, Mahatma – Hind Swaraj
Jens Rosenkjær
Højskolebladet, nr. 44, 1925, spalte 1415-1

Mit Tilflugtssted
Gandhi, M. K.
Porto Novo, nr. 6, 1924, side 15-16

Tilstande i Indien
Rosenkjær, Jens
Højskolebladet, nr. 22. 47. Aargang, spalte 635-640, 1922

Tanker on indisk Folkeoplysning
M. K. Gandhi.
I Missionær Anne Marie Petersen og hendes Virksomhed i Indien, 1921, side 33-37

Note: Det danske Fredsakademi skriver at dette kan være den første artikel af Mohandas Gandhi publiceret på dansk. Se også Petersen, Anne Marie: Skolespørgsmaalet. From Young India, September 1, 1921. Også publiceret som National Undervisning / National Education i Det unge Indien, side135-139

Hvor Øst og Vest mødes
Rosenkjær, Jens
Dansk Udsyn, nr. 1. 1. Aargang, 1921, side 3-25
Note: Første større danske Gandhi-biografi

Indiske Tilstande
Rosenkjær, Jens
Højskolebladet, nr.. 40. 46. Aargang spalte 1241-1245, 1921

Indiske Tilstande
Rosenkjær, Jens
Højskolebladet, nr. 43. 46. Aargang, spalte 1338-1245, 1921

Non-Co-operation som en indre Magt.
M. K. Gandhi
Det unge Indien, 8. september 8, 1920, side 42-47

Gandhi
Marie Thøger
I tidskriftet Foregangsmænd af Poul Müller og Jakob V. Pedersen
Intet årstal opgivet, Bind 2, side161-176, illustreret

Gandhi
Louis Fischer
i: Berømte mænd gennem tiderne, side165-168, illustreret

Gandhis religiøse stade
Arne Frees Christiansen
i: Talt og skrevet gennem 18 år 1946-1964, side 59-64

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