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  • The Mau Movement and the Samoan Independence Struggle of 1929: The Death of Prince Tamosese and the Role of New Zealand Marines

    On Saturday, December 28, 1929, there was a large peaceful march in the capital city of Apia to honor the members of Mau who had been expelled by the authorities. However, the authorities were vehemently opposed to the Mau, and during the march, they opened fire in an attempt to arrest the demonstrators. Amidst the chaos, the leader of the Mau, Prince Tamosese, was killed, which led the Mau to declare its intention to seek independence from New Zealand. A…

    February 11, 2023
    Samoa & the Pacific

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