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1. Ngata, Apirana Born July 3, ; died July 14, New Zealand scholar, public and political figure. By nationality a Maori. Ngata was a member of the emerging Maori intelligentsia active in the movement to grant the Maori equal rights with the country’s white population and to preserve the Maori culture (the “Maori rebirth”). During the period.

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2. Page dimensions: x mm. "Despite 50 years of public service, Sir Apirana Ngata is still, to the Pakeha, something of an enigma. In this work, the object of which has been to record the circumstances surrounding the recent award of a Doctrate of Literature by the University of New Zealand, Eric Ramsden presents the little-known man himself.".

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3. Jan 22,  · Provided to YouTube by Valleyarm Digital Distribution Apirana Ngata · Rotorua Concert Party Maori Songs, Vol.3 ℗ Glory Days Music under license .

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4. Sir Apirana Ngata () was a Ngati Porou leader, lawyer and politician. He is famous for his work in Māori land development and reform, and for his support for the creation of a Māori battalion during the World War Two.. General websites There are a number of websites that are great for information about New Zealand people and history.

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5. Mar 07,  · Archives New Zealand 6, views. Te Arohanui Maori Concert Party - - Duration: Apirana Ngata - Duration: Oxford World Music Archive - Topic views.

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6. Get this from a library! Sir Apirana Ngata. [Graham Victor Butterworth] -- Critical study of the life of a great Maori leader who contributed so much politically, as .

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7. New Zealand Journal of History, 34 1, () Jeffrey Sissons The Post-assimilationis Thought ot f Sir Apirana Ngata TOWARDS A GENEALOGY OF NEW ZEALAND BICULTURALISM CONTEMPORARY BICULTURALIS possesseM as largel y forgotte historn y in the though ant d policie osf Sir Apirana Ngata o f the late ans d s.

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8. Apirana Ngata was born on the 3rd of July to Katerina Naki and Paratene Ngata. Jun 28, Attends school After the war Ngata never lost an opportunity to remind Pakeha New Zealand of the debt the country owed to Maori who had served or died in the empire's foreign war. Working with Pomare, a minister in the Reform government, Ngata.

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