68 pages : illustrations, facsimiles, portraits ; 22 cm
Summary
"The Pacific Islands Monthly (PIM) was conceived during the trauma of World War One, had an unlikely birth in 1930 during the world's worst depression and survived having half its subscribers driven from their home addresses in early 1941 as the Japanese advanced southwards in World War Two. It persisted and then flourished in the post war development of the Pacific as colonies grew to become independent states."--Introduction
