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Nyarri Morgan jest australijskim Aborygenem, który do lat 50. nie miał kontaktu z białym człowiekiem. Jego pierwsze spotkanie z cywilizacją nastąpiło, gdy przypadkowo stał się świadkiem brytyjskiej próby nuklearnej na poligonie w
Nyarri Nyarri Morgan is an Indigenous Australian - the oldest living culture on the planet. His first contact with the western world was, with no prior context or knowledge, witnessing a British
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Landmark VR film reveals Indigenous encounter with atomic bomb testing | Mashable
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