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DescriptionGandhi in Noakhali, 1946 cropped.jpg
English: Gandhi visiting in the Division of (now in ) in October–November 1946.
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Source Cropped from File:Gandhi in Noakhali, 1946.jpg, which was scanned by Yann. That image is a still from a filmstrip first made and published for public use in a Gandhi Smarak Sangrahalaya Samiti (Gandhi Memorial Museum Committee) in Bombay, circa 1950. See File:Film Gandhi Smarak Sangrahalaya Samiti.jpg. This image is a cropped version by User:Lingzhi2.
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Gandhi visiting [[en:Noakhali|Noakhali]] in the [[en:Chittagong|Chittagong]] Division of [[en:Bengal Presidency|Bengal]] (now in [[en:Bangladesh|Bangladesh]]) in October–November 1946

1 December 1946

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