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S086919080000617-5-1
Publication type
Article
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Published
Authors
Evgeniya Yurlova 
Edition
Issue 6
Pages
62-75
Abstract
ndia's achievements in promoting women to the top levels of social and political life were largely due to the activity of those of them who significantly contributed to the freedom struggle, acted effectively and resolutely in favour of women's rights. One of such outstanding women who occupy a special place in the 20th century Indian history is Sarojini Naidu - a poetess, and a social and political activist. She was a vital and vivid person of great brilliance, with many gifts which made her perfectly unique. She was a superb ambassador of Gandhi and the Indian national movement in her travels to East and South Africa, Britain and the United States. Adevoted follower of Gandhi for more than thirty years, she herself became a leading political figure in India's freedom movement and greatly influenced the lives and work of many fighters for India's independence.
Keywords
Gandi, Neru, nravstvennye idealy, nenasil'stvennoe dvizhenie nesotrudnichestva, zhenskoe ravnopravie, indussko-musul'manskoe edinstvo
Date of publication
01.11.2012
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