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Pauline Ayuk and Tokamit Loko - Oral History interview recorded on 02 April 2017 at Lakurumau, New Ireland Province

Simeon, Lalen 2017 Pauline Ayuk and Tokamit Loko - Oral History interview recorded on 02 April 2017 at Lakurumau, New Ireland Province, sound recording, Geelong, Victoria, Deakin University.

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Title Pauline Ayuk and Tokamit Loko - Oral History interview recorded on 02 April 2017 at Lakurumau, New Ireland Province
Creator(s) Simeon, Lalen
Contributor(s) Ayuk, Pauline
Loko, Tokamit
Year presented 2017
Year created 2017
Series Papua New Guinea World War II: voices from the war
Description of audio 1 x WAV (00:31:01:00 hours), 1 x MP3, 1 x PDF, 1 x JPG
Publisher Deakin University
Place of publication Geelong, Victoria
Keyword(s) World War 1939-1945
Papua New Guinea
New Ireland
Summary Mrs Ayuk relates her experiences of both the first and the second second World War. At the time of the first war, she was newly married. It was at time that she witnessed Japanese invasion of Lakurumau. She tells of an experience where (she believed) her father's traditional protection kept her and her family from being harmed by the Japanese. Her father communicated with their ancestral spirits. She lived on to witness the second war. So while Other villagers hid in the bushes, Pauline and her family remained in the village unharmed. Mr Loko tells of how the name of the village was changed by the 'whiteman.' He tells that the village was initially known as 'Lodumau' but was changed to 'Lakurumau,' as it is known today. He also talks about the first invasion as told to him by relatives.
Notes PNG Voices from the War is supported through the Papua New Guinea-Australia Decentralisation and Citizen Participation Partnership. The content is owned by the PNG National Museum and Art Gallery, and hosted by Deakin University.
Language paa
Field of Research 0210313 Pacific History (excl New Zealand and Maori)
Socio Economic Objective 0970121 Expanding Knowledge in History and Archaeology
HERDC Research category F.1 Audio-visual recordings
Grant ID RM30322
Related work DU:30104687
Copyright notice ©Deakin University
Creative Commons Attribution Non-Commercial Share Alike licence
Free to Read? Yes
Use Rights Creative Commons Attribution Non-Commercial Share Alike licence
Persistent URL http://hdl.handle.net/10536/DRO/DU:30107208

 
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