Auf Götterpfaden über den Pazifik. Die Geschichte der by Michael H. Dietrich

By Michael H. Dietrich
In dem vorliegenden ersten Buch aus einer geplanten Reihe von 10 Publikationen wird dargelegt, dass Rongorongo keine Schrift ist, die Texte konserviert. Der Autor Michael Dietrich fand zahlreiche Informationen über die "graphics" in der wissenschaftlichen ozeanistischen Literatur und damit auch stichhaltige Beweise für die Bedeutung der Zeichen und des platforms. So lässt sich beweisen, dass die Zeichen astronomische Bedeutungen haben, deren Sinn und Zweck die im Pazifik übliche Navigation nach den Sternen der Nachwelt überliefern.
Nach mehreren wissenschaftlichen Veröffentlichungen des Autors wendet sich dieses Buch an alle interessierten Leser, die nicht über die bisher geleistete Rongorongo-Forschung informiert sind. Das Buch ist als populärwissenschaftliche Arbeit zu verstehen, ohne den wissenschaftlichen Hintergrund auszublenden.
Speech Matters: Getting Free Speech Right by Katharine Gelber

By Katharine Gelber
Tautai: Sāmoa, World History, and the Life of Ta’isi O. F. by Patricia O'Brien

By Patricia O'Brien
Tautai is the tale of a guy who got here from the sting of a effective empire after which challenged it at its very center. This biography of Ta’isi O. F. Nelson chronicles the lifetime of a guy defined because the “archenemy” of latest Zealand and its better complete, the British Empire. He was once Sāmoa’s richest guy who used his wealth and precise foreign entry to additional the Sāmoan reason and used to be financially ruined within the procedure. within the aftermath of the hyper-violence of the 1st global conflict, Ta’isi embraced nonviolent resistance as a method to strive against a colonial surge within the Pacific that gripped his nation for almost 20 years. This surge used to be manned via heroes of recent Zealand’s battle crusade, who tried to carry the road opposed to the groundswell of demanding situations to the imperial order within the former German colony of Sāmoa that turned a League of countries mandate in 1921. Stillborn Sāmoan hopes for better freedoms lower than the program caused a problem of empire. It led Ta’isi on worldwide trips looking for justice taking him to Geneva, the League of countries headquarters, and into courtrooms in Sāmoa, New Zealand, and the uk. Ta’isi ran an international crusade of letter writing, petitions, and a newspaper to get his people’s plight heard. For his efforts he used to be imprisoned and exiled no longer as soon as yet two times from his place of origin of Sāmoa.
Using inner most papers and interviews, O’Brien tells a deeply compelling account of Ta’isi’s existence lived via turbulent a long time. by way of following Ta’isi’s tale readers additionally examine a background of Sāmoa’s Mau circulation that attracted overseas consciousness. The author’s deal with aspect offers a nuanced interpretation of its historical past and Ta’isi’s position within the broader context of worldwide background.
The first biography of Ta’isi O. F. Nelson, Tautai is a robust and passionate tale that's either own and one who encircles the globe. It touches on shared histories and reasons that experience lively and enraged populations internationally in the course of the 20th century to the current day.
Frontiers of Taste: Food Sovereignty, Sustainability and by Zane Ma Rhea

By Zane Ma Rhea
Van Diemen's Women: A History of Transportation to Tasmania by Joan Kavanagh,Dianne Snowden

By Joan Kavanagh,Dianne Snowden
Using unique files, this research unearths the truth of transportation, including the legacy left by means of those ladies in Tasmania and past, and exhibits that maybe, for a few, this Draconian punishment was once, in reality, a life-saving measure.
H V Evatt and the Establishment of Israel: The Undercover by DANIEL MANDEL

By DANIEL MANDEL
The Roth Family, Anthropology, and Colonial Administration by Russell McDougall,Iain Davidson

By Russell McDougall,Iain Davidson
John Devoy's Catalpa Expedition (Ireland House) by Philip Fennell,Marie King,Terry Golway

By Philip Fennell,Marie King,Terry Golway
the tale of John Devoy’s 1876 Catalpa rescue is a story of heroism, creativity, and the triumph of self sufficient spirit in pursuit of freedom. The day-by-day go surfing board the whaling send Catalpa starts with the common recount of a workforce intact and a spirit unfettered, yet such quiet phrases lie to the reality of the audacious firm that got here to be referred to as some of the most vital rescues in Irish American heritage. John Devoy’s males rescued six Irish political prisoners from the Australian coast, permitting thousands of fellow Irishmen and American-Fenians, a lot of whom secretly financed the damaging plot, to attract braveness from the newly exiled prisoners.
Philip Fennell and Marie King inform the tale from John Devoy’s personal files and the ship's logbooks. John Devoy's Catalpa Expedition contains an advent by means of Terry Golway and the non-public diaries, letters, and stories from John Devoy and his males.
Crocodile Men by Bryan Peach

By Bryan Peach
associated with them during this intriguing period. even though i used to be greatly part of the crocodile looking and skin
exporting company, the knowledge received from 4 years of learning the historical past of crocodile hunting
and the adventures of alternative crocodile hunters has been not anything in need of a revelation. the next pages will
take you on many adventures as you accompany my fellow hunters and me on amazing reviews that
were quite often a part of our day-by-day lives. the single factor to which all hunters agree, with no exception, is that the
crocodile searching years have been certainly the easiest years of our lives.
Changing Times: New Zealand since 1945 by Jenny Carlyon

By Jenny Carlyon