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Archive for the ‘Books’ Category

Book Review – The Fajar Generation: Merger and the Decimation of the Left Wing in Singapore (Part 2)

By Tan Jing Quee, co-author of The Fajar Generation: The University Socialist Club and the politics on postwar Malaya and Singapore (An excerpt of Mr Tan’s article from page 263 to 297, republished here with the kind permission of Mr Tan so that more Singaporeans are able to know about the history of their nation from untainted...

Book Review – The Fajar Generation: Merger and the Decimation of the Left Wing in Singapore (Part 1)

By Tan Jing Quee, co-author of The Fajar Generation: The University Socialist Club and the politics on postwar Malaya and Singapore (An excerpt of Mr Tan's article from page 263 to 297, republished here with the kind permission of Mr Tan so that more Singaporeans are able to know about the history of their nation from untainted...

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