A Pacific Power brings to light an often-overlooked history of German imperialism in the Pacific. Focusing on Samoa, it shows the tension between German rulers and Samoan subjects, as well as the variety of ways the Germans sought to reshape the colony according to their own requirements.
Publisher: Oxford University Press
Author(s): Matthew P. (Future Fellow and Matthew Flinders Professor of International History, Future Fellow and Matthew Flinders Professor of International History, Flinders University) Fitzpatrick
Number of pages: 304
Collection: Oxford Studies in Modern European History