Mambu

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The book explores the cargo cults of Melanesia, particularly during the 1930s and 1950s, which arose from the belief that ancestral ships would bring material wealth. As Europeans arrived with goods but intentions of colonization, these movements emerged as revolts to reclaim the promised cargo and uphold cultural and religious beliefs. The narrative highlights the role of charismatic leaders, notably Mambu, in guiding these aspirations for individual and cultural redemption amidst the challenges posed by colonialism.