1972 election

Ethel Dreda Arek - 00:43:35

Interview: 
Ethel Dreda Arek
Time: 
00:43:35

Ethel Arek explains that Paulus Arek submitted his constitution report for debate in the House of Assemby on 4 March 1971 and then stood again at the 1972 election. She remembers that after the 1972 election when he was made Minister for Information she and the children returned to Popondetta.

Henry Chow - 01:33:33

Interview: 
Henry Chow
Time: 
01:33:33

Henry Chow describes his part in the negotiations to form government after the 1972 election.

Henry Chow - 01:11:07

Interview: 
Henry Chow
Time: 
01:11:07

Henry Chow describes the negotiations after the 1972 election to form government and his rejection of the United Party due to the fear of anarchy. He briefly discusses his relationship with other political figures.

Henry Chow - 01:07:32

Interview: 
Henry Chow
Time: 
01:07:32

Henry Chow discusses the first election in 1972, his role with independent Matthias Toliman and his strategy to gather votes in remote villages

Michael Somare - 00:56:22

Interview: 
Michael Somare
Time: 
00:56:22

Michael Somare discusses the 1972 election, the Pangu Party's policy of self government and forming a coalition with Julius Chan and the People's Progress Party. He refers to his recommendation of John Guise for Governor General. He recalls that because he and Brere Awol were both elected unopposed they were able to move around the country and assist other campaigns for the Pangu Party.

Syndicate content