Novel about a small white community and primitive jungle people, with its sad but comic events in New Guinea

A compelling story about primitive life found in the Baliem Valley where warefare seems to be the main reason for living

A study of social change and social-economic development in a New Guinea community

The background of the American policy in the New Guinea question

Asmat shields from the Brazza-river

Trilogy, Jungle Pimpernel - The last camp - The lost valley. Experiences and adventures of local government officials, missionaries, at distant outposts, far removed from civilization, did their work under primitive conditions.

A novel about the experiences in the Baliem Valley, where fiction and reality merge. A young Dutch government official will be the first white under very special circumstances who is going to the valley behind the snowy peaks of the Orange Mountains

Photo book on New Guinea with text and captions to photos in Dutch and English

Description and analysis of the occurence of messianic movements in the Biak and Numfoor areas. Kamma provides an analysis of these movements ranging from the end of the 19th century up until the end of the Pacific war. Also an extensive list of messianic movements occuring throughout Papua

Description and analysis of the occurence of messianic movements in the Biak and Numfoor areas. Kamma provides an analysis of these movements ranging from the end of the 19th century up until the end of the Pacific war. The volume also provides an extensive list of messianic movements occuring throughout Papua. Originally published as a PhD thesis in Dutch, 1954.