Park Geum-pyo: People Who Standed Against Gandhi (Large Print Book)

*Big letters for the blind. This book is a book that reviews the process of independence and issues in India through Mahatma Gandhi, the father of Indian independence, and four men who fought with Gandhi for India's independence but at the same time had an endless confrontation with him. Indian independence is often a achievement of Gandhi's nonviolent resistance movement, so it is generally perceived that the ball of Indian independence exists. But of course, there were many men who fought as passionately as Gandhi for India's independence, and in many ways it was different from the Great Saint Gandhi. Amveshar, who faced Gandhi with the solution to his problem of non-touching, who had to resort to any means of independence and hold hands with anyone, who was critical of Gandhi's nonviolent struggle, who tried to create a Hindu state, while Gandhi and the National Assembly sought to separate Muslim countries, and then, while he criticized him for his friendlyness, he ended his campaign against the Hindu nation and killed him. All four of these figures showed respect for Gandhi's greatness and, while recognizing his influence in India's independence, they still faced and fought against the 'certain' side of Gandhi.

Korean title: 간디와 맞선 사람들(큰글자책)

Korean author: 박금표

Korean publisher: 그린비

ISBN-13: 9788976821706