The Force Born of Truth: Mohandas Gandhi and the Salt March, India, 1930 (Civil Rights Struggles around the World)
by Betsy Kuhn
The Force Born of Truth recounts Mohandas Gandhi's Salt March in 1930, a cornerstone of India's civil rights movement against British colonial rule. This engaging book explores the power of nonviolent resistance and truth in the global struggle for justice and independence, providing historical context and inspiration for readers.
About This Book
The Force Born of Truth delves into Mohandas Gandhi's leadership during the Salt March of 1930 in India. This event was a key part of the broader civil rights struggles around the world, highlighting nonviolent resistance against colonial oppression.
The book examines how Gandhi's philosophy of truth and nonviolence inspired a massive movement. It provides context on the historical significance of the march in India's quest for freedom.
Through this narrative, readers gain insight into the strategies and determination that fueled the independence movement. The focus remains on the transformative power of peaceful protest in global civil rights history.
Written by Betsy Kuhn, the book offers an accessible look at these events for young readers and history enthusiasts alike.
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