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Francis Jossan and Paparas Mokis - Oral History interview recorded on 16 May 2017 at Luburua, New Ireland,PNG

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Mr Jossan tells about what he witnessed with the Japanese when they invaded his village. He also tells of how the Japanese taught some skills to people and how used the people to do different tasks for them as labourers. He also explains how the Japanese penalised the people when they did not comply to the commands given. Mr Mokis supports details in Mr Jossan's story but relates to the stories as told to him by an elder (relative). He also tells about how the Japanese forcefully took away local women from their husbands; the husbands ...
Display date:
2017
Location:
Papua New Guinea
Format:
Sound/Interview, lecture, talk
Collections:
Deakin University Library
Contributors:
Simeon, Lalen
Publisher:
Deakin University
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Deakin University Library
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Online
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