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DescriptionGandhi, Sonia Schlesin, Hermann Kallenbach.jpg
English: Gandhi, Sonia Schlesin, his secretary, and Dr. Hermann Kallenbach. Kallenbach sewed this photo in the collar of his jacket before joining Gandhi in England during the First World War. Being of German origin, he feared being arrested and the image seized. He was effectively arrested, but the police never discovered the photo.
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