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DWU-ERIMA - Mihl 1 Traditional Stories from Madang

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[Mühl?] Erima Various storytelling in the Erima area of Madang and some music with traditional flute instruments. Stories include mainly traditional stories and some personal experiences, encounters during German and Australia colonial rule and Catholic Mission station general labourers and domestic workers. Many speakers participated with their stories and come from proximity of the north and south areas of Madang town. Some are identifiedin first names such as John, Senus, Lamake, Gali etc and some anonymous. (Steven Gagau, November 2017). Language as given:
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