Gandhi's Views on Violence and Nonviolence

This chapter explores Gandhi's belief in nonviolence as a superior philosophy, but also his admission that he would choose violence over pacifism when necessary. It debates whether his policy would have been effective against the Nazis and discusses examples of successful protests against them.

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