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“Land means a great deal to the Marshallese. It means more than just a place where you can plant your food crops and build your houses; or a place where you can bury your dead. It is the very life of the people. Take away their land and their spirits go also.”
Petition from Marshall Islands leaders to the United Nations seeking an end to nuclear testing, March 1956
Tales from Marshall Islands
Majuro - The Capital of The Marshall Islands - South Pacific 2
The capital of the Marshall Islands is three ribbon strip islands joined by bridges leaving one gap in the atoll. The strips are...
The capital of the Marshall Islands is three ribbon strip islands joined by bridges leaving one gap in the atoll. The strips are just wide enough to fit a building at each side of the 32 mile paved road that romps through the middle.
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