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Germans Ruined our Village

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Asel tells the history of Gorendu, focusing on Maclay and the Germans. I accidentally recorded in mono. Secondborn, elder brother to Yabui. Finished "form two and Balob Teacher's College"; worked as a teacher until he retired. Wife from Karkar, 6 kids. Also speaks English and a language he called "Bel"; not sure which Bel language he meant.

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