The fall of Singapore 90 days : November 1941 - February 1942

This book provides a day-by-day history of the Malayan Campaign and the Fall of Singapore from the first alerts as the British prepare to move their forces onto a war footing on 29 November, through the fighting, and the Japanese Surrender, through to the Japanese imposing their rule in Singapore on...

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Main Authors: Corfield, Justin (autho), Corfield, Robin (Author)
Format: Book
Language:English
Published: Singapore Talisman Publishing Pte Ltd 2012
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Call Number :D 767.55 .C67 2012

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