Who Killed The Mahatma?

Who killed the Mahatma, and why did nobody stop it? A documentary built only from real archival film, photographs, newspapers and official reports: Gandhi's influence, his fight against the British, the killing on 30 January 1948, and the trial and what came after. 0:00 Gandhi's Influence 2:16 His Fight Against The British 4:08 The Killing 6:59 The Trial And Gandhi's Effect 10:26 Research References Narration is an AI-generated voice reading a script written and fact-checked by Laks True Story. All pictures and sound are real archival material. No AI-generated images. Two short real audio clips are used (Nehru's radio address and a delegate at the UN Security Council). Subtitles in 8 languages (English, Spanish, German, French, Portuguese, Chinese Simplified, Japanese, Indonesian); the non-English subtitles are machine translations. SOURCES AND CREDITS Films Division, Government of India: "India's Struggle for Freedom" series, "Martyrdom of Mahatma", "Mahatma Gandhi in South Africa", "A Voyage of Discovery", "Wheel of Prosperity", "Swadeshi for Self Reliance", Indian News Review, via Internet Archive "Mahatma Gandhi 1869-1948" (1968 documentary), via Internet Archive "The March" (1963), U.S. Information Agency, via Internet Archive (public domain mark) Universal Newspaper Newsreel, "Newsreel Footage, No. 4" (1948), via Internet Archive Photo Division, Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, Government of India: photographs of the Special Court, Red Fort, 1948-49, via Internet Archive Wikimedia Commons (photographs of Nathuram Godse and the Supreme Court of India; licence per file page) Jawaharlal Nehru, All India Radio address, 30 January 1948, and speech of 14 February 1948, via Internet Archive The Bombay Chronicle, 1915 to 1949, via Internet Archive Evening Star (Washington), 30 and 31 January 1948, via Library of Congress, Chronicling America Report of the Commission of Inquiry into Conspiracy to Murder Mahatma Gandhi (Kapur Commission), 1969 Sardar Patel's Correspondence, vol 6 Supreme Court of India order, 2018 M. K. Gandhi, "Third Class in Indian Railways", 1917; Champaran Agrarian Enquiry Committee report, 1917 Used under fair use / fair dealing for criticism, review and education; short excerpts only. If you own any material shown and want it removed or credited differently, contact us. #lakstruestory #Gandhi #MahatmaGandhi #TrueStory #History #Documentary #India #1948 #Assassination #HistoryDocumentary