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Martyrs of New Guinea

Martyrs of New Guinea

Papua New Guinea saint.

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    Papua New Guinea martyr.

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    Australian Archbishop (1899–1983).

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    1943 massacre by the Japanese navy on board the destroyer Akikaze.

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    Latin Catholic archdiocese in Papua New Guinea.

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    Anglican religious community in Melanesia.

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  6. Japanese occupation of New Guinea

    1941–1945 occupation during World War II.

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    Country in Oceania.

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  8. United Church in Papua New Guinea and Solomon Islands

    United church in Methodist and the Reformed tradition.

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  9. Westminster Abbey

    Church in London, England.

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  1. Japanese occupation of New Guinea

    1941–1945 occupation during World War II.

    43%

  2. Lucian Tapiedi

    Papua New Guinea martyr.

    30%

  3. Akikaze massacre

    1943 massacre by the Japanese navy on board the destroyer Akikaze.

    17%

  4. Philip Strong

    Australian Archbishop (1899–1983).

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