Funeral procession for Mahatma Gandhi (0:04)
Rev. Charles Andrews tells Gandhi, “I think perhaps the phrase was used metaphorically.”
”... I’m not so egotistical as to think he plans his day around my dilemmas.” (0:18)
Prof. Gokhale tells Gandhi, “... it’s their privilege to nourish the effort of the few who can raise India from servitude and apathy.” (0:47)
Poster: “Hitler's armies march on.” (2:24)
Reporter Margaret Bourke-White asks Gandhi, “Do you really believe you could use nonviolence against someone like Hitler?”
Gandhi: “What you cannot do is accept injustice from Hitler or anyone.” (2:28)
Gandhi’s wife Kasturba dies. (2:33)
Nehru tells the other leaders, “... each fresh bit of news creates another wave of madness.” (2:45)
Nehru addresses a crowd: “Gandhiji is dying because of our madness.” (2:53)
A grieving father tells Gandhi, “The Muslims killed my son.” (2:55)
His follower Mirabehn tells Gandhi, “The madness has stopped.” (2:57)
Mirabehn tells Bourke-White, “... I believe, when we most needed it, he offered the world a way out of madness...” (3:01)
Cremation of Gandhi (3:02)
Reference in The 40-Year-Old Virgin