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The missionary children of Do-Neva
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- The missionary children of Do-Neva Comment : Do-Neva was a Protestant mission station, established in 1902 by PEMS missionary Maurice Leenhardt, in the district of Houaïlou. Do-Neva (New Caledonia)New CaledoniaOceania
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- New Caledonia
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