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Panalāau
means colonist or colonizer in the Hawaiian language. The men in this society
colonized remote Pacific islands for the United States of America for 7 years
until America entered World War II. This hui or society, primarily Kamehameha
Schools alumni, was organized in February 8, 1939 and incorporated in July,
1956.
The purpose of the hui is
Where and why are you going? | Who went first? | What is Hui Panalāau? | "Pioneering on Jarvis" by George West KSB '35 | 1942, the bitter end
Hui Panalāau remembered, 2002 exhibit | 2002 reception
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