Bibliography: BIB22606

Key	BIB22606
Reference type	Journal Article
Title	The Failure of the Tommy Kabu Movement : A Reassessment of the Evidence
Journal	Pacific Studies
Author	Hassall, Graham
Year	1991
Date	Mar. 1991
Issue	2
Volume	14
Abstract	Tom Kabu of Papua began a movement in the 1940s to raise the living standards of the Purari society from which he had come. His efforts failed, not only because of hostility from or ineptitude of the Australian colonial administration, but also because of the opposition to his aspirations exhibited by personnel of the London Missionary Society. Tom Kabu became the first Papuan Bahá'í in 1965.
Notes	Bahá'í Faith: pp. 42-44, 51n.
Language	English
Keywords	PAPUA NEW GUINEA; BIOGRAPHY; CHRISTIANITY; LONDON MISSIONARY SOCIETY; KABU, TOM; AUSTRALIA
Pages	29–51
Legal note	11.
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