Aloha

Aloha from forgotten Norwegians in Hawaii
From life in slavery to life in a vacation paradise

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The book is written in Norwegian but includes a booklet with
64 of the pages translated to English when sold in the U.S.

Preface
600 Passengers to Hawaii -
It Never Happened Again
Nils Emil Aars' Diary:
Violent Storm and Frustrating Calm,
Death and Madness, and Finally - The Promised Land.
Voyage on the "Musca"
Tough Life in the Sugar Fields
The Judge Pulled His Gun
They Achieved Some Improvement
In Retrospect:
Were the Norwegians Deceived?
-The Norwegian pioneer immigrants met a daily life that was quite foreign to them
Valdemar Knudsen became a pioneer and chieftain on Kauai
Jeweler in Hawaii
The Descendants of Hans Peter Faye Operate a Beautiful Vacation Resort on Kauai
Christian L'Orange - the Captain who became Sugar Plantation Owner and Tobacco Farmer
Half Norwegian, Half Hawaiian
Saddler, Watchmaker, and Sheriff
Toil and Tragedy, Education and Invention
He wanted to tell his children about their Norwegian heritage
Christina-Housekeeper for Caroline L'Orange
He was not informed of his sister's death
Grandfather Johannes worked on the plantation all his life,
but Grandmother Maren was not happy and was always complaining
Of Norwegian Vikings and Hawaiian Royalty
Jenna chose the young millwright and Hawaii
To Kauai without a contract
Jack M. Johnson has learned Norwegian to be able to read the Diary of his great-grandfather, Nils Emil Aars
Granddaughter of a Beta passenger marries the son of Captain L'Orange
-New Immigrants Meet the Modern Hawaii
Masters of Song and Music
Miss Aloha Hula is Norwegian!
Sonja - Queen of the Waves
He's lived nearly all his life in Hawaii -
but he still speaks Norwegian like a native
When we are away, we miss the Hawaiians!
Audun Davik Knows Hawaii In and Out
The Shock of a Lifetime that Ended in a Wonderful Trip to Norway
50 Years on Wings
Erik, with ancestors from Kalveland and Svineli, teaches his students about calves and swine
Plans to Cultivate Orchids
World Class Writer
Evjen in Orkanger became Iverson in Hawaii
They teach students to help others
Important experience made Hawaii dear to their hearts
Raincoat? I don't even own one!
Similarities between Norwegians and Hawaiians: They are not pretentious
Nina Fasi - Hawaii's Norwegian Consul
Preserving an Important Legacy
Post word by Knut Vollebæk, Norwegian Ambassador to the United States of America, former Norwegian Secretary of State.

A booklet with 64 pages in English is enclosed in books sold in the US.
Almost all articles and interviews are translated except for the article about Hawaiian history

Price for the book and the enclosure is $29.00 + shipping and handling.

Emigrantforlaget
Odinsvei 5
1811 Askim
Norway
Phone: (47) 69 88 36 91

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