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English: Gandhi addressing the World Press Corps at the Round table Conference in 1931 in London. With him can be seen Meerbehn (Madeleine Slade) and Devdas Gandhi.
Français : Gandhi s'adressant aux journalistes World Press Corps lors de la conférence dite de la Table ronde en 1931 à Londres. À côté de lui on peut voir Meerbehn (Madeleine Slade) et Devdas Gandhi.
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