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English: Gandhi with the stretcher-bearers of the Indian Ambulance Corps during the Boer War, South-Africa.

Standing: H. Kitchen, L. Panday, R. Panday, J. Royeppen, R.K. Khan, L. Gabriel, M.K. Kotharee, E. Peters, D. Vinden, V. Madanjit.

Middle Row: W. Jonathan, V. Lawrence, M.H. Nazar, Dr. L.P. Booth, M.K. Gandhi, P.K. Naidoo, M. Royeppen.

Front Row: S. Shadrach, "Professor" Dhundee, S.D. Moddley, A. David, A.A. Gandhi.
Date between 1899 and 1900
Source http://web.mahatma.org.in/pictures/images/piccat0007/sa_1024_0015.jpg
Author Unknown
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