Thank you, Peter. If I understand correctly, the country's name is pronounced Toga and the proper writing should be To-nga, so after 1944 they added the silent n. Why did they omit the "n" in 1897 in the first place, and was there a specific reason, maybe political, that they chose to omit the "n" and return it on those dates on their postage stamps?
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