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The 30 pages that link to German New Guinea, each with the reason it gives.

• MicronesiaRelated: German rule shaped the colonial history of islands later administered by other powers.

• Federated States of MicronesiaRelated: Germany acquired the Caroline Islands from Spain in 1899.

• PalauRelated: Germany governed Palau after acquiring it from Spain in 1899.

• Bismarck ArchipelagoRelated: The islands became part of this German colonial possession in the late nineteenth century.

• Solomon IslandsRelated: The colonial division left some islands outside the territory that became the independent country.

• Tok PisinRelated: Colonial administration and plantation economies created settings for Tok Pisin’s early expansion.

• South Seas MandateRelated: Its northern islands became part of the mandate after Germany lost its overseas possessions.

• Caroline IslandsRelated: Germany purchased the eastern Carolines from Spain in 1899 and administered them with its Pacific possessions.

• Chuuk StateRelated: German rule followed Spain’s sale of the Caroline Islands.

• Bougainville IslandRelated: German rule shaped the island’s colonial history before Australian administration.

• MicronesiansRelated: German administration formed one phase of colonial rule over several Micronesian islands.

• Pohnpei StateRelated: German administration followed Spain’s sale of the Caroline Islands.

• Kwajalein AtollRelated: German rule over the Marshall Islands began as part of its Pacific colonial expansion.

• Marshall IslandsRelated: German administration incorporated the Marshall Islands into its Pacific empire.

• Yap StateRelated: German administration followed Spanish rule in Yap and the Carolines.

• History of PalauRelated: German rule introduced a brief colonial administration before Japan took control.

• History of the Federated States of MicronesiaRelated: German rule followed Spain's sale of its Caroline Islands claims.

• History of the Marshall IslandsRelated: German rule introduced a colonial administration and commercial control of the islands.

• NauruRelated: Germany annexed Nauru in 1888 as part of its Pacific colonial expansion.

• YarenRelated: German rule began the period of external administration that shaped Nauru’s political geography.