Singapore, 1941-1945: The
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All]
Ash,
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Someone had blundered: the story of the "Repulse" and the
"Prince of Wales".
Garden City, NY: Doubleday, 1961. 305p. [D767.5 Ash]
Attiwill,
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The Singapore story. London: Muller, 1959. 253p. [DS599.6 Att]
Barber,
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Sinister twilight: the fall and rise again of Singapore. London:
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Franklin,
Alan & Franklin, Gordon .
One year of life: the story of H.M.S. Prince of Wales. Edinburgh:
William Blackwood, 1944. 93p. [D767.5 Fra]
Bennett,
Geoffrey .
The loss of the 'Prince of Wales' and 'Repulse'. Shepperton,
UK: Allan, 1973. 111p. [D767.5 Bee]
Bennett,
H. Gordon .
Why Singapore fell. Sydney: Angus and Robertson, 1944. 262p.
[D767.5
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Bhargava,
K. D. & Sastri, N. V. Campaigns
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Brailey,
Nigel J. Thailand and the fall of Singapore:
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Bridge,
Carl .
The Malayan campaign, 1941-2, in international perspective. South
Asia. n. s., special issue, 19:169-182, 1996. [DS331 SA]
Brooke,
Geoffrey .
Singapore's Dunkirk. London: Cooper, 1989. 300p. [D767.55 Bro]
Brown,
Cecil .
Suez to Singapore. New York: Random House, 1942. 545p. An indictment
of the colonial regime in the form of a detailed diary kept until mid-Janurary
1942. The author was an American journalist who was on the Prince of
Wales when she was sunk. [D811.5 Bro]
Callahan,
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The worst disaster: the fall of Singapore. Newark: University
of Delaware Press, 1977. 293p. [D767.55 Cal]
Chapman,
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The jungle is neutral. London: Chatto & Windus, 1949. 378p.
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Chippington,
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Singapore: the inexcusable betrayal. Hanley Swan, UK: Self Pub.
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Clisby,
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Guilty or innocent?: the Gordon Bennett case. Sydney: Allen &
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Cody,
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Ghosts in khaki: the history of the 2/4th Machine Gun Batallion,
8th Australian Division A.I.F. Carlisle, W.A.: Hesperian Press,
1997. 374p. Has an account of the campaign in Malaya and Singapore,
the surrender in Singapore and the Changi POW camp. [D767.813 Cod]
Collier,
Basil .
The war in the Far East, 1941-1945: a military history. New York:
Morrow, 1969. 530p. [D767 Col]
Connell,
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The return of the tiger. London: Evans Brothers, 1960. 207p.
An account of Operation Jaywick and Operation Rimau and the role played
by Lieut.-Col. Ivan Lyon. [D767.55 Con]
Connell,
John .
Wavell, Supreme Commander, 1941-1943. London: Collins, 1969.
[DA69.3 Wav.R]
Connolly,
Ray & Wilson, Bob .
Cruel Britannia: Britannia waives the rules. Belmont, N.S.W.: The
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Corr,
Gerald H. The war of the springing tigers.
London: Osprey, 1975. 200p. The story of Subhas Chndra Bose and
the Indian national Army. [D767.63 Cor]
Crisp,
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Why we lost Singapore. London: D. Crisp, 1944. 178p. Comprises
newspaper articles written in 1942 and 1943. [D767 Cri]
Cruickshank,
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SOE in the Far East. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 1983. 285p.
[D767 Cru]
Danaraj,
T. J. Japanese invasion of Malaya &
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166p. [DS596.4 Dan]
Dol,
Ramli .
The Malay Regiment, 1933-1942. Journal of the Malaysian Branch
of the Royal Asiatic Society, 38(1):199-243, 1965. Contains an account
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Dol
Ramli .
History of the Malay Regiment, 1933-1942. 127p. Academic exercise
- Dept. of History, University of Malaya, 1955. Contains an account
of the battle of Singapore from February 8 to 15, 1942. [UA853.1 Dol]
Donahue,
Arthur G. Last flight from Singapore.
New York: Macmillan, 1943. 168p.
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Elphick,
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Singapore: the pregnable fortress: a study in deception, discord
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Elp]
Elphick,
Peter & Smith, Michael .
Odd man out: the story of the Singapore traitor. London: Hodder
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Eyre,
Donald C. & Bowler, Douglas .
The soul and the sea. London: Hale, 1959. 192p. Recounts the
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Falk,
Stanley L. Seventy days to Singapore: the
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Fay,
Peter Ward .
The forgotten army: India's armed struggle for independence, 1942-1945.
Ann Arbor, MI: University of Michigan Press, 1993. 573p. The story of
how Subhas Chandra Bose attempted to liberate India with an army of
former British Indian soldiers - the Indian National Army (INA). [D767.63
Fay]
Field,
Stanley E. Singapore tragedy. Sydney:
Angus & Robertson, 1943. 262p [DS594 Fie]
Fujii,
Tatsuki .
Singapore assignment. Tokyo: Nippon Times, 1943. 122p. The author
was an American-educated Japanese journalist who worked with the Singapore
Herald from 1939-1942 and was editor of the Syonan Shimbun
during the Japanese occupation of Singapore. [DS599.6 Fuj]
Gallagher,
O'Dowd .
Retreat in the East. London: G.G. Harrap, 1942. 190p. Impressions
of a South African correspondent of the London Daily Express
who was on the Repulse when she sank. [D767 Gal]
Gammans,
Leonard David .
Singapore sequel. London: Signpost Press, 1944. 32p. Written
to counter wartime allegations of British failure in Malaya. [DS597
Gam]
Gilmour,
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Singapore to freedom. London: E. J. Burrow, [1943]. 127p.
[D811.5
Gil]
Glover,
Edwin Maurice .
In 70 days: the story of the Japanese campaign in British Malaya.
2nd ed., rev. and enl. London: F. Muller, 1949. 248p. Author was the
general manager of Malayan Tribune who had worked in Malaya as a journalist
since 1927. Final chapter has impressions of post-war Singapore. [DS596.4
Glo]
Goh,
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The fall of Singapore: a reappraisal. 87p. Academic exercise
- Dept. of History, University of Singapore, 1976. [D6 *1976 4]
Gough,
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SOE Singapore, 1941-42. London: W. Kimber, 1985. 245p. [D767.55
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Grenfell,
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Main Fleet to Singapore. London: Faber, 1951. 238p. [D770 Gre]
Gurcharan
Singh .
Japanese offensive. Jalandhar, India: ABS Publications, 1990.
291p.
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Hall,
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The fall of Singapore. North Ryde: Methuen Australia, 1983. 223p.
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Hashim,
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Perang Dunia Kedua: peranan gerila Melayu Force 136. Kuala Lumpur:
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Holmes,
Richard & Kemp, Anthony .
The bitter end. Chichester: Antony Bird, 1982. 212p. [D767.55
Hol]
Hough,
Richard Alexander .
The hunting of Force Z: the brief, controversial life of the modern
battleship, and its tragic close with the destruction of the 'Prince
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in the United States under the title Death of the battleship. [D777
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Hoyt,
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James,
David H. The rise and fall of the Japanese
Empire. London: Allen & Unwin, 1951. 409p. Has chapters on the
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Jam]
Kennedy,
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The ending of a myth: the fall of Singapore, 1942. Historian,
33:3-8, 1991/92. [D1 HL]
Kenworthy,
Aubrey Saint .
The tiger of Malaya: the story of General Tomoyuki Yamashita and "Death
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Kinvig,
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Scapegoat: General Percival of Singapore. London: Brassey's,
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Kirby,
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Singapore: the chain of disaster. London: Cassell, 1971. 270p.
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Kirby,
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Koh,
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Laurie,
Clayton D. Prince of Wales and Repulse,
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Singapore: the battle that changed the world. Garden City, NY:
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Lebra,
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Jungle alliance: Japan and the Indian National Army. Singapore:
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Sunset of the Raj: fall of Singapore 1942. Edinburgh: Pentland
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Legg,
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The Gordon Bennett story. Sydney: Angus & Robertson, 1965.
309p. [U55 Ben.L]
Leo,
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Mackenzie,
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Eastern epic. London: Chatto & Windus, 1951. Vol. 1 recounts
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McKie,
Ronald .
The heroes. Sydney: Angus & Robertson, 1960. 285p. The story
of Operation Jaywick and Operation Rimau., two marine raids into Japanese-held
Singapore from bases in Australia. [D767.55 Mack]
Malkasian,
Carter .
Yamashita Tomoyuki (1885-1946). IN Sandler, Stanley, ed. World
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Man]
Menon,
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Middlebrook,
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Montgomery,
Brian .
Shenton of Singapore: governor and prisoner of war. Singapore:
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Moore,
Michael .
Battalion at war: Singapore 1942. Norwich: Gliddon Books, 1988.
164p. [D767.55 Moo]
Morrison,
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Malayan postscript. London: Faber, 1942. 196p. Short, compelling
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Arthur Ernest .
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Arthur Ernest .
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Playfair,
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Singapore goes off the air. London: Jarrolds, 1944. 1 vol. [D767.5
Pla]
Plotkin,
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Rage in Singapore: the cauldron of Asia boils over. New York:
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Potter,
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Reid,
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Robertson,
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Australia and the "beat Hitler first" strategy, 1941-42:
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Sareen,
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Lynette Ramsay .
The heroes of Rimau: unravelling the mystery of one of World War
II's most daring raids. Kuala Lumpur: S.A. Majeed, 1992. 314 p.
“Tells the story of the two allied commando raids on Singapore Harbour
in 1943 and 1944. The first, code-named Operation Jaywick, was declared
successful because the entire team returned safely after attacking seven
Japanese ships. But the Japanese blamed the raid on the local population,
resulting in the Double Tenth Massacre on Oct 10, 1943, in which 57
people were arrested and tortured on suspicion of involvement in the
raid. Fifteen of them were killed later. The second raid, known as Operation
Rimau, was a similar but more ambitious plan to use a new submarine
to blow up 60 ships. At the last minute, things went horribly wrong
and, forced to split up and flee, everyone of the crew's 23 men perished.
A fictionalised account of the raid was published which explained the
deaths of 13 of the men, but the rest was shrouded in a mystery that
Silver's book succeeded finally in throwing light upon. ” – Straits
Times, 4 May 2001. [D767.55
Sil]
Silver,
Lynette Ramsay .
Krait: the fishing boat that went to war. Kuala Lumpur: S. A.
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Singapore, too little, too late: the failure of Malaya's defences
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Swedin,
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Swinson,
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Defeat in Malaya: the fall of Singapore. New York: Ballantine
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Force 136: story of a WWII resistance fighter. Singapore: Asiapac
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Taylor,
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Restricted papers and correspondence: documents concerning certain
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ships during the Japanese campaign. [HE900 Tom]
Trenowden,
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Operations most secret: SOE: the Malayan theatre. London: W.
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Tsang,
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Force 136. Pulau Pinang: Jawatankuasa Sejarah Lisan dan Perpustakaan,
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Singapore 1941-1942: the Japanese version of the Malayan campaign
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Uhr,
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Against the sun: the AIF in Malaya, 1941-42. St. Leonards, NSW:
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of the Australian Imperial Force and the campaign against the Japanese
in Malaya during 1941-42.[D767.5Uhr]
Ward,
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Warren,
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Singapore 1942: Britain’s greatest defeat. Singapore: Talisman,
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Watson,
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Sieges: a comparative study. Westport, CT: Praeger, 1993. 176p.
Has a chapter entitled "Singapore, 7 December 1941 to 15 February
1942" (pp. 107-128). [UG444 Wat]
Weller,
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Singapore is silent. New York: Harcourt, Brace and Co., 1943.
312p. [DS596.4 Wel]
Wetjen,
Richard F., et al. The battle of Singapore.
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The Japanese thrust. Canberra: Australian War Memorial, 1957.
715p. [D767.8 Aus.W]
Willbanks,
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IN Sandler, Stanley, ed. World War II in the Pacific: an encyclopedia.
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Staff wallah at the fall of Singapore. St. Leonards, NSW: Allen
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