Mahatma Gandhi and Adolf Hitler were two of the most dominant personalities of the 20th century -- starkly opposite in their philosophy and actions. Both of them changed the course of history. They never met each other. But, Mahatma Gandhi wrote two letters to Adolf Hitler and addressed him as a "friend" and requested to stop the war. Hitler was not the one to pay heed to Mahatma Gandhi's advice and request. Barely a month later on September 1, 1939, Hitler invaded Poland marking the beginning of World War II.

Gandhi’s first letter was dated July 23, 1939, and it is used in creating this NFT. NFT Traders have simulated Mahatma Gandhi’s letter to Hitler to a letter to Vladimir Putin requesting to stop the War in Ukraine. The date on the simulated letter is interesting. It is dated 9th May, 2022, which is the Russia’s Victory Day. The typewritten original letter of Mahatma Gandhi from 1939 has been painstakingly simulated to 2022 in preserving the originality, yet simulating it to freshness.

This NFT is: GTI NFT# 23 in Glory to India (GTI) Collection. It is released as a limited edition on the 75th Anniversary of the Indian Independence (1947-2022). This NFT is created as Simulated Art. It has Average Rarity Score, 37.71 and Rarity Ranking, 4. This NFT represents India’s greatest iconic figure Mahatma Gandhi and his teachings.

A portion of the revenues from NFT sales will be donated to blind children schools in India. Your purchase of NFTs will help blind children in India. The Glory to India (GTI) Collection has 50 NFTs. Each NFT is a limited edition with 50 copies. They are on Polygon network to minimize gas fees for you. The NFT is reasonably priced for investors, hodlers, and flippers.