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Hudsons Island ; Maraki or Matthews Island, Kingsmill Group ; Maiana or Halls Island, Kingsmill Group ; Apamama or Hoppers Island, Kingsmill Group ; Kuria and Nanouki Islands, Kingsmill GroupBoston Public LibraryImage Kiribati Tuvalu -
Oral History Interview with Admiral J. Lloyd Abbot, Jr., March 14, 1998UNT Oral History ProgramText Kiribati Tuvalu 'Uvea mo Futuna -
Minor U.S. possessions in the Pacific Ocean. The George F. Cram Company. Atlas headquarters - Est. 1867, Chicago.David RumseyImage American Samoa Guam
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Islands on the line : team reportUniversity of CaliforniaText Kiribati Tuvalu -
Atoll economy : social change in Kiribati and TuvaluUniversity of MichiganText Kiribati Tuvalu
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Cinderellas of the Empire : towards a history of Kiribati and TuvaluUniversity of CaliforniaText Kiribati Tuvalu
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Interview with Delmar Fischer, Medford, Wisconsin, 2002Recollection WisconsinVideo Guam New Caledonia Papua New Guinea Solomon Islands -
Interview with Robert Satterford and Woody Wert, Manitowoc, Wisconsin, 1988Recollection WisconsinAudio Nauru Papua New Guinea Solomon Islands -
Interview with Ralph Norquist, Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin, 2008Recollection WisconsinAudio Guam Papua New Guinea Solomon Islands
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Interview with Kenneth and Rosamae LaFontaine, Oshkosh, Wisconsin, 2001Recollection WisconsinAudio Guam Hawaiʻi
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Oral History Interview with Michael Patrick Ryan, May 2, 1993UNT Oral History ProgramText Kiribati Solomon Islands
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Oral History Interview with William Roy, September 18, 2004National Museum of the Pacific War/Admiral Nimitz FoundationText Guam Papua New Guinea Samoa Solomon Islands
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