Black Saturday: New Zealand's Tragic Blunders in Samoa. by Michael Field.

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Black Saturday: New Zealand's Tragic Blunders in Samoa. by Michael Field.Black Saturday: New Zealand's Tragic Blunders in Samoa. by Michael Field. First published 2006 by Reed Books. VERY SCARCE. Very good softback,name label to ffep, some cover creasing. Pages very good. New Zealand ruled Samoa from 1914 to 1962 and during this time managed to kill 25 percent of the population in the space of a couple of weeks through the careless introduction of Spanish influenza. Faced with growing Samoan calls for independence New

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