To walk under palm trees : the Germans in Samoa : snapshots from albums. Part one / by Tony Brunt ; adapted from the online photo exhibition created for Fale Mataʾaga, the Museum of Samoa.

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Published: Apia, Samoa : Samoa Historical & Cultural Trust, 2017.
Main Author:
Brunt, Tony, 1947- (Author)
Corporate Author:
Samoa Historical and Cultural Trust (Publisher)
Subjects:
Germans > Samoa > History.
Germans > Samoa > History > Pictorial works.
Samoa > History.
Samoa > History > Pictorial works.
Germany > Colonies > Oceania.
Germany > Colonies > Oceania > Pictorial works.
Format: Book
To walk under palm trees : the Germans in Samoa : snapshots from albums.
Table of Contents:
  • The German Commemoration Service, Mulinu'u, 3 July 1932: O le fa'atasiga mulimuli
  • Rudolf 'Pakigi' Berking: a father of the Samoan Nation
  • Ernst Reye & Margaretta Betham: "The disturber of my peace"
  • Fatu Frost: an extraordinary story
  • Snapshot: German officials and the Pe'a
  • The saga of the Stünzners: "I long sometimes to walk under palm trees"
  • Captain Hufnagel's card
  • Snapshot: What they said about Theodor Weber
  • Werner von Bulow: The mystery man of Matapo'o
  • Malietoa-Axmann-Gebauer: So'o le fau ma le fau
  • The deportations of 1920 and the journey of 'Mac' McKay
  • 1000 years ago: Twilight of the Germans
  • What became of Reinhold Hofmann?
  • What became of Alfred Tattersall?

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