European integration and the communist dilemma communist party responses to Europe in Greece, Cyprus, and Italy by Charalambous, Giorgos

HIDUP BAGAIKAN SUNGAI MENGALIR kisah kehidupan 16 orang wanita dalam Gerakan Anti-Jepun, Anti-pehjajah dan kemerdekaan di Malaysia-Singapore (1938-1989) by Khoo, Agnes

Subjects: “…Communist parties Asia, Southeastern…”

Malaysia's defeat of armed communism the Second Emergency, 1968-1989 by Ong, Weichong

China's new governing party paradigm political renewal and the pursuit of National Rejuvenation by Heath, Timothy R.

Memoir Abdullah CD Perjuangan di Sempadan dan Perdamaian Terhormat. by Abdullah C. D. (Abdullah Che Dat) 1923-

Transforming the transformation? the East European radical right in the political process

Soviet strategies in Southeast Asia an exploration of Eastern policy under Lenin and Stalin by McLane, Charles B.

Malaysia and the cold war era by Ooi, Keat Gin 1959-

Table of Contents: “…'Big' picture and 'small' picture: an introductory essay -- Between left and right: Chinese politics in Malaya/Malaysia, 1920s-1990s -- Kuomintang man behind special force: Wu Tiecheng and Force 136, 1942-1945 -- Anti-Japanese movement to Haadyai Peace Accord: the mobilization of Malayan women in the Malayan Communist Party (MCP), 1930-1989 -- From Malayan Union to Malayan Emergency: nationalists' resistance and colonial reaction in post-war Malaya, 1946-1948 -- Malaysia, the Cold War and beyond -- The Philippines' claim over Sabah from the Cold War perspective -- The regression of Malaysian socioeconomic policy: rise of state discrimination in the Cold War era, 1970s-1980s -- Malaysia and the Cold War: the longue duree approach.…”

Singapore story memoirs of Lee Kuan Yew by Lee, Kuan Yew 1923-2015

Table of Contents: “…Suddenly, Independence -- Growing Up -- The Japanese Invaders -- After the Liberation -- My Cambridge Days -- Work, Wedding and Politics -- My First Clashes with the Government -- Widening the Oxley Road Circle -- The World of the Chinese-educated -- Enter the PAP -- Round One to the Communists -- Marshall Accentuates the Crisis -- A Flasco in London -- Exit Marshall, Enter Lim Yew Hock -- Three-quarters Independent -- Flushing Out the Communists -- Rendezvous with the Plen -- Election 1959 -- We Fight to Win -- Taking Charge -- Glimpses of Troubles Ahead -- Trounced in Hong Lim -- The Tunku's Merger Bombshell -- Eden Hall Tea Party -- Communists Exposed -- Moving Towards Merger -- Getting to Know the Tunku -- A Vote for Merger -- Europe Beckons Britain -- Pressure from Sukarno -- Bitter Run-up to Malaysia -- The Tide Turns -- Singapore Declares Independence -- Konfrontasi -- Winning Friends in Africa -- Venturing into the Malay Heartland -- Albar Stokes Up Malay Passions -- Singapore-KL Tensions Mount -- Constitutional Rearrangements? …”

Revisiting Malaya uncovering historical and political thoughts in Nusantara

Table of Contents: “…-- The Malayan vision of Lim Chin Siong: unity, non-violence and popular sovereignty -- Malaya's constitution-making process and ethnic entanglement -- Malaya in art and architecture -- Imagining Malaya, practising multiculturalism: the Malayan consciousness of Singaporean Chinese intellectuals in the 1950s -- The making of Malaya: on the Malaya Film Unit's Cold War moving images -- Usman Awang: justice, literature and society -- Cultural and political relations between Malay(sian) writers and their Indonesian counterparts, 1950-1965 -- A history of the Tenth Regiment's struggles -- The historical discourse on the Malay communists and its limitation -- Returning to Malaya: the strategy and significance of the Communist Party of Malaya's southward advance -- Ethnicity and nationalism: ideological struggles in Sarawak after the Second World War -- The Malay question in Indonesia -- Wartime imaginings of archipelagic community: Fajar Asia and the quest for peninsula Malayan and Indonesia unity -- Rizal and the rethinking of analytics of Malayness -- Andres Bonifacio: proletarian hero of Phillipines and Indonesia -- How do Indonesians remember Konfrontasi? …”

Cold War experience by Friedman, Norman