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"Puwul´s World" is a tale for children about Puwul´s first meeting with the world on the other side of the mountains.Puwul is nine years old and lives in the mountains in the western part of the second largest island in the world, New Guinea. He belongs to the Yali tribe, an indigenous people in West Papua who lived in a stone age culture when the pictures for this book were taken (48 pages / 50 black and white photos (this book is also published in a color edition). Published by Remote Frontlines 2018).Read more about West Papua / by the same author: PAPUA BLOOD - A Photographer´s Eyewitness Account of West Papua Over 30 Years.

DUNIANYA PUWUL - Buko ini bercerita kepada anak tentang perjumpaan pertama Puwul dengan dunia lain di balik gunung-gunung. Puwul berumur Sembilan tahun dan tinggal di bagian barat daerah pegunungan pulau terbesar kedua dunia, New Guinea. Dia berasi dari suku Yali, salah satu suku pribumi di Papua Barat yang hidup dengan kampak batu ketika gambar-gambar di buku ini diabadikan. 48 halaman, 50 foto (hitam/putih). Diterbitkan oleh Remote Frontlines 2018. DUNIANYA PUWUL is the Indonesian edition of the childrens book PUWUL´S WORLD (black and white photos) about Puwul´s first meeting with the world on the other side of the mountains in the western part of the second largest island in the world, New Guinea. He belongs to the Yali tribe, an indigenous people in West Papua who lived in a stone age culture when the pictures for this book were taken. Peter Bang: PUWUL´S WORLD - Endangered Native People (48 pages, 50 color photos, size 21x21 cm). Published 2018 by Remote Frontlines.

"Papua blood" is a documentary eyewitness account taking the reader through the western part of the island of New Guinea. Over an interval spanning three decades the author and photographer Peter Bang descibes his experiences among the indigenous people of West Papua who are threadened by a continuing history of genocide and extinction. "... Exelent written ... from a culture that one day will be gone. The author enlightens and entertains while delivering a deeply engaged statement for West Papua´s independence ..." - Jorgen Bjerre / journalist, former Chief Editor. Note: This edition in 128 pages is updated with a few black & white photos on the basis of the photographic edition of the book "PAPUA BLOOD - A Photographer´s Eyewitness Account of West Papua Over 30 Years" by Peter Bang (248 pages, 200 color photos) / published by Remote Frontlines.

"Puwul´s World" is a tale for children about Puwul´s first meeting with the world on the other side of the mountains. Puwul is nine years old and lives in the mountains in the western part of the second largest island in the world, New Guinea. He belongs to the Yali tribe, an indigenous people in West Papua who lived in a stone age culture when the pictures for this book were taken (48 pages / 50 color photos. Published by Remote Frontlines 2018). Read more about West Papua / by the same author: PAPUA BLOOD - A Photographer´s Eyewitness Account of West Papua Over 30 Years.

"Papua Blood" is a documentary account taking the reader through the western part of the island of New Guinea. Over an interval spanning three decades the author and photographer Peter Bang describes his experiences among the indigenous people of West Papua, who are threatened by a continuing history of genocide and extinction. "... Excellent written with outstanding and valuable photos from a culture that one day will be gone. The author enlightens and entertains while delivering a deeply engaged statement for West Papua's independence ... " - Jorgen Bjerre / journalist, former Chief Editor.

Buku "Papua Berdarah" adalah sebuah akunt yang membawa pembaca melewati bagian barat dari pulau New Guinea. Interval waktu selama tiga tahun, Peter Bang, yang adalah seorang penulis dan photographer mengambarkan pengalamannya diantara orang pribumi Papua Barat dari sebuah sejarah ancaman kepunahan atau genoside yang berkelanjutan. PAPUA BERDARAH is a documentary eyewitness account taking the reader through the western part of the island of New Guinea. Over an interval spanning three decades the Danish author and photographer Peter Bang describes his experiences among the indigenous people of West Papua, who are threatened by a continuing history of extinction. The book is an Indonesian/Bahasa translation of the English edition of the book Papua Blood - A Photographers Eyewitness Account of West Papua over 30 Years.

Oluf Munck was a Danish doctor who left his homeland in 1919 and went to Dutch-East Indies (Java). Here he was employed by the Dutch military (KNIL) as a doctor. When the Japanese invaded Java in 1942 he was involved in the resistance movement and he chose not to listen to the warnings that he had been exposed and would be arrested by the Japanese. Therefore he met his inevitable destiny. He was arrested, tortured and beheaded.