File:Mau Parade - June 1929.jpg
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English: Some of the Mau leaders in 1929, six months before the infamous Black Saturday Massacre.
(Foreground, left to right): The man in dark raincoat is Mr Thomas Slipper, a lawyer who represented Mau members, Tuimaleali’ifano Si’u, Moeono Luafalemana Taele of Falefa (partly obscured), Su’a or Lamasi at rear, Lefau of Vailele, Tagaloa, Lavea of Safotu, Savai’i, Mata’afa Faumuina Fiame Mulinu’u I of Lepea and Lotofaga and Pasia, of Fa’asaleleaga, Savai’i. |
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| Author | Vaafusuaga Samalaulu Fonoti |
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