New Zealand invade Samoa to defeat the Germans and rule them.
The country called Samoa, previously Western Samoa.
The two that I know of from New Zealand is Air New Zealand and Virgin Samoa.
it takes about 3.5 hours from Samoa to New Zealand and i know this because im from Samoa and now i live in New Zealand
If you are assuming Auckland New Zealand to Apia, Samoa then it is around 2880 km.
No
Samoa became independent from New Zealand in 1962.
Samoa is located to the East of Australia and North of New Zealand
water in samoa is 51.96% lower than in new zealand oranges are 142.07% higher than in new zealand
This question is no longer valid, as Samoa has now changed its day to be like Australia and New Zealand. So when it is Wednesday in New Zealand, it is also Wednesday in Samoa.
no
It was a German protectorate from 1900 to 1914, consisting of the islands of Upolu, Savai'i, Apolima and Manono. After 1920, the League of Nations gave it to England. After 1946, New Zealand administered it until independence in 1962. It is now part of Independent Samoa
It is now independent and correctly known as the Independent State of Samoa. It was cared for by New Zealand after WW I until it achieved independence in 1962. In 1914 New Zeland troops ousted the Germans who had been in control of the copra and cocoa trade since 1850. Samoa should not be confused with American Samoa which was annexed by the US in 1900.