Maasina Ruru information

Maasina Ruru was an emancipation movement for self-government and self-determination in the British Solomon Islands during and after World War II, 1945–1950...

which chronicled his life from his poor Kwaio origins through to the Maasina Ruru movement and onto his career as a politician. Keesing died suddenly of...

Samoa Protest movement: Mau movement Solomon Islands Protest movement: Maasina Ruru List of historical unrecognized states and dependencies List of active...

leaders in Maasina Ruru and there are organisational similarities. Joseph Qoraiga and Ludovic Lui of Nagho who had ‘duties’ in Maasina Ruru, later became...

letters as to being deported from Australia was a precedent for the later Maasina Ruru movement. Many of the earliest missionaries, both Catholic and Protestant...

of the Pijin language and helped spark the postwar political movement Maasina Ruru. During the war, the capital of Tulagi was damaged, while the Americans...

ideas were put into practice in the early post-war political movement "Maasina Ruru"—often redacted to "Marching Rule". Stability was restored during the...

spread, and it was former members of the SILC who began the anti-colonial Maasina Ruru movement after the war. The meshing of different language groups in the...

example of a powerful ancestral force is La'aka, fear of whom led to the Maasina Ruru movement. Kwaio were first brought into contact with the outside world...

ideas were put into practice in the early post-war political movement "Maasina Ruru" – often corrupted to "Marching Rule". In 1956 a movement for social...

2000s. His father, Nori Nono'oohimae, was one of the founders of the Maasina Ruru movement of civil disobedience against British colonial rule, in the...

worked as a schoolteacher on Guadalcanal until leaving his job to promote Maasina Ruru, an anti-British movement. He was a candidate in the indirectly-elected...

of Christianity and Kakaluae a chieftain and staunch opponent of the Maasina Ruru movement. Kwaisulia was not paid much attention by early historians and...