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Aiono Fanaafi Le Tagaloa OM (25 June 1932 – 14 August 2014) was a chief (matai), scholar, historian and professor of Samoa. An authority on Samoan culture and language, she was one of the most educated female matai in the country with a PhD in educational philosophy and applied linguistics from the University of London. She published extensively about Samoan history, land rights, fa'amatai chiefly governance and fa'a Samoa socio-political issues, as well as the role of women and children in the Pacific Islands. Her scholarly work and publications have been widely read and cited.

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rdfs:comment	Aiono Fanaafi Le Tagaloa OM (25 June 1932 – 14 August 2014) was a chief (matai), scholar, historian and professor of Samoa. An authority on Samoan culture and language, she was one of the most educated female matai in the country with a PhD in educational philosophy and applied linguistics from the University of London. She published extensively about Samoan history, land rights, fa'amatai chiefly governance and fa'a Samoa socio-political issues, as well as the role of women and children in the Pacific Islands. Her scholarly work and publications have been widely read and cited. (en) Aiono Fanaafi Le Tagaloa (* 25. Juni 1932; † 14. August 2014) war eine Matai (Häuptling), Gelehrte, Historikerin und Professorin in Samoa. Als Autorität zu Samoas Kultur und Sprache war sie eine der gebildetsten weiblichen matai mit einem PhD in educational philosophy und in applied linguistics der University of London. Außerdem war sie sehr politisch engagiert und Mitglied des .1997 gründete sie die (Le Iunivesite o le Amosa o Savavau). An der Universität wird in Samoanisch unterrichtet und es werden Abschlüsse Bachelor of Arts und Master of Arts vergeben. (de)
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