Vinobā

Indian advocate of nonviolence and human rights

Indian advocate of nonviolence and human rights (1895-1982)

Born	11 September 1895
Died	15 November 1982

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Talks on the Gita

by Vinobā First published in 1958 — 9 editions
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Shanti sena

by Vinobā First published in 1958 — 5 editions

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Madhukara

by Vinobā First published in 1944 — 4 editions

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The intimate and the ultimate

by Vinobā First published in 1986 — 4 editions
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Third power [by] Vinoba.: Translated by Marjorie Sykes [and] K.S. Acharlu.

by Vinobā First published in 1972 — 3 editions

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Svarājya-śāstra

by Vinobā First published in 1942 — 3 editions

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Krānta-darśana

by Vinobā First published in 1951 — 3 editions

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Dharma samanvaya.

by Vinobā First published in 1974 — 2 editions

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Gītā-pravacana

by Vinobā First published in 1953 — 2 editions

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Jīvana-dr̥shṭi

by Vinobā First published in 1949 — 2 editions

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Sarvodaya-vicāra

by Vinobā First published in 1950 — 2 editions

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Sthitaprajña-darśana

by Vinobā First published in 1946 — 2 editions

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Bhoodan yajna: land-gifts mission by Vinoba Bhave.

by Vinobā First published in 1953 — 2 editions

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Ahiṃsā: vicāra aura vyavahāra.

by Vinobā First published in 1971 — 1 edition

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The Sarvodaya Movement in India in the 1950s

by Vinobā First published in 1997 — 1 edition

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Īśāvāsya-vr̥tti

by Vinobā First published in 1947 — 1 edition

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Gītāī: Bhagavad-Gītā Marāṭhīnta

by Vinobā First published in 1952 — 1 edition

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The essence of Quran

by Vinobā First published in 1962 — 1 edition

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Rūḥ al-Qurʻān

by Vinobā First published in 1963 — 1 edition

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Ahiṃsā

by Vinobā First published in 1971 — 1 edition

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Indian advocate of nonviolence and human rights (1895-1982)

Born	11 September 1895
Died	15 November 1982

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OLID: OL2214A
Amazon ID: B004LQN57O
BookBrainz: c52adb15-41a6-45de-b7a6-3d9598329e31
GoodReads: 758215
ISNI: 0000000121335158
Library of Congress Names: n50012212
LibraryThing: bhavevinoba
SBN/ICCU (National Library Service of Italy): CFIV101527
Storygraph: 2ec17ca3-95e9-4f65-84f4-b415208ab329
VIAF: 54194781
Wikidata: Q13021
Inventaire.io: wd:Q13021

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Vinoba Bhave
Vinoba Bhave.
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