Outline of New Zealand

The term "Kingdom of New Zealand" has a conceptual, symbolic character indicating the unity of the history and moral values of different countries, states and territories and the recognition of a single head of state.In the modern culture of New Zealand, the traditions and cultural influence of the peoples of the British Isles and the cultural principles inherent in the majority of Western European peoples, whose representatives at one time or another moved to New Zealand, continue to be of particular importance. At the same time, it is traditionally influenced by the cultural traditions of the Polynesian peoples. Among the latter, the Maori traditions are the strongest.

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Nascido em 1949. Escola Finishd com "Medalha de Ouro". Licenciou-se com distinção na Universidade da Rússia. Trabalhou como tradutor e intérprete na esfera do turismo. Defendeu a tese de candidato e depois a tese de doutoramento. Durante os últimos 10 anos publicou aproximadamente 50 livros e 11 monografias em inglês, filologia e pedagogia.

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The term "Kingdom of New Zealand" has a conceptual, symbolic character indicating the unity of the history and moral values of different countries, states and territories and the recognition of a single head of state.In the modern culture of New Zealand, the traditions and cultural influence of the peoples of the British Isles and the cultural principles inherent in the majority of Western European peoples, whose representatives at one time or another moved to New Zealand, continue to be of particular importance. At the same time, it is traditionally influenced by the cultural traditions of the Polynesian peoples. Among the latter, the Maori traditions are the strongest.