Samoan Governance Under New Zealand Rule Criticized
A memorandum argues New Zealand treated Western Samoa as conquered rather than a Mandated Territory. It highlights autocratic rule, the 1889 treaty, and claims the Administrator and General Richardson suppressed Samoan self government, banished chiefs, and deported European residents without trial.
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Bry. A. John Governity Cotes
Bes A. John St. Alban’s
Auckland
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New Zealand National Review
Samoa
New Zealand
League of Nations
Prince of Wales
Western Samoa
Britain
Germany
United States
Neers
Tamasesrom
Say
Ayan
Counel
Wellington
Legislative Council
Genveal Richason
Royal Commission
Ans Jmenwure
Hanits
Richardson
Faipules
Council of Chiefs
Genera Richardson
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Puloy U
Andee Solf
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Councl
Faipure
Tha’ Duder
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Faipule
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Biebanison
Ramon
Ramoa
Tokelau Islands
Tamasese
O. F. Nelson
EW. Gure
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