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It all started before a young man in light clothes, with long hair and thin, pale skin, lit up by faith, stepped foot on the shore of Cabacon Island in German New Guinea. His name was August Engelhardt. He was a pharmacist, writer, vegetarian, nudist, and philosopher. And it wasn't a dream that brought him here, but a deep conviction that he knew how and could make the world more perfect, and people happier and closer to God.

At first, all he needed was the sun, an island and a coconut plantation. And Cabacon turned into a coconut colony under the wise leadership of Augustus Engelhardt, the founder and leader of the quasi-religious Order of the Sun. But did the indigenous inhabitants of the island know about it? And was the world, which was already breathing the First World War, ready to accept the ideas of an idealistic planter?