Description: STORAGE M63 M63 ORIGINAL Photograph" Jawaharlal Nehru 1930s Photograph"" measures 8.5" X 6.5" approx, showing TONING MARK / WRINLKE TO TOP RH CORNER AREA TO THE RIGHT OF HIS HEAD photograph ageing, handling,, corner wear with crease to bottom right corner (see scans) auto interpret of wording to reverse gives -- with flaws ENRELINENATIONAL CONGRESSFandi Jawalavish Nehru the President of the India National Conly sentenced to two years imprisonment, for disobeying the law regarding the setivi of the Congres. O.P.S. An hitherto unpublished picture of Pandit Jawansplan whru, President of the indien Hational Congress back in sombey. Soytone.KEYSTONE VIEW COMPANY12, WINE OFFICE COURT, FLEET STREET LONDON, Jawaharlal Nehru’s account in The Discovery of India of his election tours in 1936-37, more than eight decades ago, in which on one occasion he clocked a 23-hour day, and the variety of modes of transport used by him, which included elephants, canoes, bicycles, and his own feet. Read about it in his own words: Towards the end of 1936 and in the early months of 1937 my touring progressively gathered speed and became frantic. I passed through this vast country like some hurricane, travelling night and day, always on the move, hardly staying anywhere, hardly resting. There were urgent demands for me from all parts and time was limited, for the general elections were approaching and I was supposed to be an election-winner for others. I travelled mostly by automobile, partly by aero-plane and railway. Occasionally I had to use, for short distances, an elephant, a camel, or a horse; or travel by steamer, paddle-boat, or canoe; or use a bicycle, or go on foot. These odd and varied methods of transport sometimes became necessary in the interior, far from the beaten track. I carried a double set of microphones and loud speakers with me, for it was not possible to deal with the vast gatherings in any other way; nor indeed could I otherwise retain my voice. Those microphones went with me to all manner of strange places, from the frontiers of Tibet to the border of Baluchistan, where no such thing had ever been seen or heard of previously. From early morning till late at night I travelled from place to place where great gatherings awaited me, and in between these there were numerous stops where patient villagers stood to greet me. These were impromptu affairs, which upset my heavy programme and delayed all subsequent engagements; and yet how was it possible for me to rush by, unheeding and careless of these humble folk?
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Type: Photograph
Year of Production: 1933
Theme: MODEL AIRCRAFT
Features: Press Photograph
Time Period Manufactured: 1925-1949
Country/Region of Manufacture: United Kingdom
Original/Licensed Reprint: Original
Subject: MODEL GLIDER, Surfing
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