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Remembering the Pacific War
edited by Geoffrey M White
CPIS Occasional Paper 36
PREFACE
Geoffrey M White
MELANESIA
ORAL HISTORY AND THE WAR: THE VIEW FROM PAPUA NEW GUINEA
John Waiko
FOR KING AND COUNTRY: A TALK ON THE PACIFIC WAR IN FIJI
Brij V Lal
WORLD WAR II IN THE SOLOMONS: ITS IMPACT ON SOCIETY, POLITICS, AND WORLD
VIEW
David Welchman Gegeo
REMEMBERING THE WAR IN THE SOLOMONS
Jonathan Fifi'i
THE VANUATU LABOR CORPS EXPERIENCE
Lamont Lindstrom
GEORGE
BOGESE: "JUST A BLOODY TRAITOR"?
Hugh Laracy
MICRONESIA
MICRONESIAN EXPERIENCES OF THE WAR IN THE PACIFIC
Lin Poyer
NAURUANS DURING WORLD WAR II
Nancy J Pollock
WORLD WAR II IN KIRIBATI
Sam Highland
MARSHALL ISLANDERS' EXPERIENCES IN WORLD WAR II
John Heine
LESSONS OF WAR FROM POHNPEI
Suzanne Falgout
ISLAND IN AGONY: THE WAR IN GUAM
Tony Palomo
WAR IN PALAU: MORIKAWA AND THE PALAUANS
Wakako Higuchi
PALAUANS AND THE JAPANESE MILITARY EXPERIENCE
Ubal Tellei
HAWAI'I AND SAMOA
NISEI MILITARY EXPERIENCE DURING WORLD WAR II
Ted T Tsukiyama
SAMOANS, WORLD WAR II, AND MILITARY WORK
Robert Franco
THE FITAFITA GUARD AND SAMOAN MILITARY EXPERIENCE
Tuala Sevaaetasi
CULTURAL ENCOUNTERS
18 VILLAGES WITHOUT PEOPLE: A PRELIMINARY ANALYSIS OF AMERICAN VIEWS
OF MELANESIANS DURING WORLD WAR II AS SEEN THROUGH POPULAR HISTORIES
Marty Zelenietz
BAREFOOT BENEFACTORS: A STUDY OF JAPANESE VIEWS OF MELANESIANS
Hisafumi Saito
YUKIO SHIBATA AND MICHAEL SOMARE: LIVES IN CONTACT
Basil Shaw
COMPLETE DOCUMENT (23.63 MB)
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