to help the thread back to the topic which is "ASSASSINATION of Gandhiji, and after-effects" - rather than the life and philosophy of Gandhiji.
I recently read that after Gandhiji's death, Pakistan and UK were the first nations to react and send in their condolences within minutes. And only one important country, which did not even react to the news, was USSR of Marshal Joseph Stalin. Stalin and USSR did not condole the death of Gandhi in any ways.
<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin-->" When Mahatma Gandhi was assassinated, the Indian Embassy in Moscow opened a condolence book but no Soviet official came to sign it ..."
"Foreign Intrigue Against India" By Bhagat Vats published in 1967
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I recently read that after Gandhiji's death, Pakistan and UK were the first nations to react and send in their condolences within minutes. And only one important country, which did not even react to the news, was USSR of Marshal Joseph Stalin. Stalin and USSR did not condole the death of Gandhi in any ways.
<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin-->" When Mahatma Gandhi was assassinated, the Indian Embassy in Moscow opened a condolence book but no Soviet official came to sign it ..."
"Foreign Intrigue Against India" By Bhagat Vats published in 1967
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