Members of the Tolstoy Farm created by Gandhi in South-Africa, 1910. Standing from right: L. Ramsamy, Ponsamy, L.M. Morgan, Venugopal Naidoo, C.K.T. Coopoo Naidoo and K. Devar. Sitting: Pragjee Desai, Rajee Naidoo, Joseph Roypen, Dr. Hermann Kallenbach, M.K. Gandhi, Mrs. P.K. Naidoo, Mrs. Lazarus, Mrs. C.K. Thambie Naidoo. Third row: Bala, Bhartasarathy, Naransamy and Puckry Naidoo (all sons of Thambie Naidoo).
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