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An Australian New Guinea Administrative officer addressing village chiefs on Karkar Island after the Allied occupation. He is telling them about the Allied victories in New Guinea and New Britain. This information had been withheld by the Japanese.
New Guinea. PX150 Captain Boyan, an Australian New Guinea Administrative Unit (ANGAU) officer addressing the chiefs of each village on Karkar Island after the Allied occupation. He is explaining to th
KARKAR ISLAND, NEW GUINEA. 1944-10-20. NATIVE WOMEN WORKING UNDER THE DIRECTION OF THE AUSTRALIAN NEW GUINEA ADMINISTRATIVE UNIT GETTING VILLAGE GARDENS INTO A SATISFACTORY CONDITION. THE GARDENS WERE
MATAPI, RABAUL, NEW BRITAIN. 1945-09-20. MAJOR C.D. BATES, DISTRICT OFFICER, AUSTRALIAN NEW GUINEA ADMINISTRATIVE UNIT INTERROGATING A GROUP OF VILLAGE CHIEFS WHO HAVE BEEN CALLED FROM VILLAGES IN THE
LAVONGAI BAY, NEW HANOVER, 1945-10-23. AN AUSTRALIAN NEW GUINEA ADMINISTRATIVE UNIT (ANGAU) ADMINISTRATIVE HQ WAS SET UP AT KAVIENG, NEW IRELAND, WITH CAPTAIN F. N. W. SHAND, ANGAU DISTRICT OFFICER, I
KARKAR ISLAND, NEW GUINEA. 1944-09-20. NX14320 SERGEANT E. DE LEWIS, AUSTRALIAN NEW GUINEA ADMINISTRATIVE UNIT (1), EXAMINES COPRA STORED FOR 2 YEARS IN A SHED DURING THE JAPANESE OCCUPATION.
MUSCHU ISLAND, NEW GUINEA, 1945-09-09. LIEUTENANT T.W.J. LEGA, AUSTRALIAN NEW GUINEA ADMINISTRATIVE UNIT OFFICER ATTACHED TO 6 DIVISION WITH A COLLEAGUE, IN A DISCUSSION WITH THE FORMER JAPANESE NATIV
