Jean-Louis Fischer Livres
29 février 1896 – 15 janvier 1970
Louis Fischer était un correspondant étranger et un analyste des affaires mondiales, se concentrant sur les événements européens. Ses écrits de son séjour en Union Soviétique ont été critiqués pour leur apologisme et le déni de la famine ukrainienne. Les rencontres de Fischer avec Mahatma Gandhi, qui eurent lieu à plusieurs reprises, ont considérablement influencé sa perspective sur les événements mondiaux et la résistance non violente.
Describes the life and teachings of the man who led India's struggle for freedom and was assassinated in 1948.
Dawn of Victory
- 288pages
- 11 heures de lecture
The Great Challenge
- 360pages
- 13 heures de lecture
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Gandhi
Prophet der Gewaltlosigkeit
