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Pastimes: A Social History of Singapore
Singapore Architecture by Robert Powell, Patrick Bingham-Hall, 2004-08-15
The Singapore River: A Social History, 1819-2002 (Singapore: Studies in Society & History) by Stephen Dobbs, 2003-05-30
Between Two Oceans: A Military History Of Singapore From First Settlement To Final British Withdrawal by Brian P. Farrell, John N. Miksic, et all 2004-06
Singapore: A Popular History 1819-1960 (Malayan Historical Series) by H.F. Pearson, 1961
Did Singapore Have to Fall?: Churchill and the Impregnable Fortress by Kevin Blackburn, Karl Hack, 2003-12-10
A History of Malaysia, Singapore and Brunei by C. Mary Turnbull, 1989-08
The Business of Politics and Ethnicity: A History of the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce and Industry by Sikko Visscher, 2007-10-31
A History of Singapore 1819-1988 by C. M. Turnbull, 1989-12-28
A Bibliography of the Malayan Campaign and the Japanese Period in West Malaysia, Singapore and Borneo, 1941-1945 (Studies in Asian History & Development, 1) by Justin J. Corfield, 2001-12
Memories and desires: A poetic history of Singapore
Essays In Singapore: Legal History
Portraits of Places: History, Community and Identity in Singapore
Singapore: A History of Its Trams Trolleybuses & Buses: 1880's to 1960's v. 1 by F.W. York, A.R. Phillips, 1997-08-28

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Singapore: History — FactMonster.com
Encyclopedia — Singapore History The Development of Singapore. Singapore was a trading center in the Srivijaya empire before it was destroyed in the 14th cent. by the
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Extractions: Reference Desk FunBrain Sponsored Links TripAdvisor Encyclopedia Singapore Singapore was a trading center in the Srivijaya empire before it was destroyed in the 14th cent. by the Majapahit empire. It later became part of Johore (see Johor ) in the Malacca Sultanate. The sparsely populated island was ceded (1819) to the British East India Company through the efforts of Sir T. Stamford Raffles ; he founded the modern city of Singapore there that same year. In 1824, Singapore came under the complete control of the British and, although containing only a small fishing and trading village, quickly attracted Chinese and Malay merchants. The port grew rapidly, soon overshadowing Penang (see Pinang ) and Malacca (see Melaka ) in importance. With them Singapore became part of the Straits Settlements in 1826.
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The early history of Singapore refers to the history of Singapore before 1819, when the British established a trading settlement on the island and set in motion the history of
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Extractions: the History of Singapore series Early history of Singapore (pre-1819) Founding of modern Singapore Straits Settlements Crown colony Battle of Singapore ... Republic of Singapore (1965–present) 1969 race riots of Singapore Operation Spectrum East Asian financial crisis Embassies attack plot ... e The early history of Singapore refers to the history of Singapore before 1819, when the British established a trading settlement on the island and set in motion the history of 'modern Singapore'. Prior to 1819, Singapore was known by several names in written records dating back as early as the 2nd century, which identified the island as a trade port of some importance. The island was controlled by different kingdoms in Southeast Asia including the Siamese Javanese , and Sultanate of Malacca from the 14th century and the Sultanate of Johor from the 16th century.
ExpatSingapore - Singapore History
Does anyone know of any good books about Colonial times in Singapore? I'm not just after the stories of the British, but everyone, the people who moved here from elsewhere in Asia
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Singapore History | IExplore
For centuries before Sir Stamford Raffles acquired it from the Sultan of Johor in 1819, Singapore had been virtually abandoned. However, within decades of the change of ownership
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Irish Garth Why is America under attack from the Muslim world? Because American feminazis at the Women's Studies faculties of universities have been using organizations like
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Extractions: Home Singapore Irish Garth: Why is America under attack from the Muslim world? Because American feminazis at the Women's Studies faculties of universities have been using organizations like UNICEF to attack Islamic culture. If we shut these feminazi think tanks, we can just live in peace with other cultures. Irish Garth: Zašto je Amerika napadnuta od muslimanskog svijeta? Budući američki feminazis na ženske studije fakulteta sveučilišta su koriste organizacije poput UNICEF-a za napad islamske kulture. Ako ćemo zatvoriti tih feminazi Think tankovi, mi samo možemo živjeti u miru s drugim kultura. When Sir Stamford Raffles claimed Singapore for the British East India company in 1819, it was nothing but a swampy, thickly jungled island populated by a handful of fishermen and sea gypsies. Today it is a vibrant, modern city-state of 2.8 Million people - one of Asia's economic "dragons" and the regional centre for trade, transport, banking, tourism and communication . Singapore 's success is due mainly to its ideal location on the busy sea routes between East and West. For centuries before Raffle's arrival the island had witnessed the passage of Chinese junk, Buginese (prabus),Arab (dhows) and Indian vessel of every shape and size .
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Singapore/History. Discussion about Singapore/History. Ecyclopedia or dictionary article about Singapore/History.
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Singapore History Questions including Why Singapore does not have four seasons and Where is the tallest waterfall in singapore
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Singapore Flag, Singapore Culture, And Singapore History, Map
Overview of Singapore, including flag, history, economy, cultural customs, and people.
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Extractions: Singapore is located at the southern tip of the Malay Peninsula, by the Straits of Malacca. Its full name is the Republic of Singapore. Singapore is Sanskrit meaning "Lion City." The country covers an area of 683 square kilometers and has a population of 4.19 million. 76.9% of residents are Chinese, followed by Malays, Indians and others. Many Chinese believe in Buddhism, while Indians and Malays are Hindu, and many Pakistanis are Muslim. Malay is the official language, and English, Mandarin, and Tamil are also spoken. The currency is Singapore dollars. Capital of Singapore is Singapore (singapore).
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A selection of articles related to Singapore History Singapore, Singapore - Culture, Singapore - Demographics, Singapore - Economy, Singapore - Footnotes, Singapore - Geography
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Singapore History
The history of Singapore can be dated back to the beginning of 3rd century when the island was a part of the Chinese account. Located at the tip of the Malay Peninsula
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Extractions: Christmas in USA ... Singapore > History The Singapore history can be dated back to the beginning of 3rd century when the island was a part of the Chinese account. Located at the tip of the Malay Peninsula, Singapore history states that the island began gaining importance mainly from the 14th century. Singapore was an important place for trade due to its very strategic location. With the rising growth of the spice trading, Singapore soon became a point of interest for the British and Dutch traders. In 1819, a British port was established in Singapore by Sir Thomas Stamford Raffles that marks the beginning of the modern Singapore history In the following years Singapore became an important trade point for the English and other European traders. In 1824 the island was surrendered by the Sultan to the East India Company. Within the next two years, in 1826, Singapore along with Malacca and Penang were made to form the Straits Settlements.
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Singapore History Questions including In what most significant way was the American attitude towards the exercise of world power after World War 1 and World War 2 the same
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Singapore History
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Extractions: Written accounts of the early history of Singapore are sketchy and the names used to refer to the place are varied. A Chinese account of the third century refers to Singapore as Pu-luo-chung, translating the Malay words Pulau Ujong that refers to it as the 'island at the end' of the peninsula. The 1365 Javanese epic poem Negarakretagama identified a settlement called Tamasek, Water Town, on Singapore island. Chinese trader, Wany Dayuan, who visited Singapore around 1330 and referred to the settlement as Danmaxi, reported that there were also some Chinese living on the island. The
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The National Pledge embodies the ideals for building a united Singapore. It was written by Mr. S. Rajaratnam in August 1966, the thenMinister for Foreign Affairs.
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Extractions: skip to main skip to sidebar About the history of Singapore The National Pledge embodies the ideals for building a united Singapore. It was written by Mr. S. Rajaratnam in August 1966, the then-Minister for Foreign Affairs. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, the then-Prime Minister of Singapore refined it before submitting it to the Cabinet for approval. The National Pledge was written in the mid-1960s in the aftermath of the racial riots that had affected communal harmony in Malaysia and Singapore. Rajaratnam believed that race, language and religion were the main factors contributing to the division of the people. In wording the Pledge he sought to bring across the message that these differences can be overcome if Singaporeans were committed to and caring enough for their country. The dream for Singapore is spelt out in the ideals of the Pledge. It calls for a sense of nationhood to be fostered despite differences, and encourages all to bring reality to the dream of building a country which all Singaporeans could be proud of. Rajaratnam remembered taking only a day or two to pen the words although it was refined further by Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew before submissions to the Cabinet. Some sources suggest Ong Pang Boon had a hand in the writing of the Pledge, but generally, Rajaratnam is credited for its entirety. On 25 August 1966, about 500,000 students from 529 government and aided schools recited the National Pledge, the first time the Pledge was recited in schools. Led by teachers, the recital was done at the instruction of the Ministry of Education (MOE) which then said that pupils were to observe this ceremony with solemnity and respect, and to face the National Flag with their right hands raised. From 27 June 1988 however, students have been reciting the Pledge with their right fists clenched to their chests, a change which according to MOE was to better reflect the emotional aspect of saying the Pledge. The Pledge has since been recited on occasions of national importance such as the National Day Parade. Unlike the National Anthem and the Flag, there had been hardly any early newspaper coverage of the Pledge.
Singapore: Encyclopedia II - Singapore - History
The first records of Singapore's existence are in Chinese texts from the 3rd century. The island was an outpost of the Sumatran Srivijaya empire and originally bore the Javanese
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History Of Singapore - Lonely Planet Travel Information
The glory days of the empire came to an abrupt end on 15 February 1942 when the Japanese invaded Singapore. For the rest of WWII the Japanese ran the island (renamed Syonan
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Singapore History At A Glance
Singapore is a young country and with centuries of history. Read on for imformation of Singapore History.
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Extractions: ] Subscribe To This Site Summary of Singapore History 3rd AD - According to Singapore History records, Chinese traveled from China sailed to South East Asia an called it "Puluo Chung". The name is derived from the Malays words Pulau Ujong which means "an island at the end". 1330 AD - Chinese traders visited the island and called it Damaxi. By that time, there were Chinese and Javanese settlements on the island. The island is later called Temasek which means "Sea Town". 15th century - Prince Parameswara from Sumatra explored the island and met a three-colored creature. He and his entourage identified the creature as a lion and they called the island Singa Pura which means "Lion City". 15th-18th century: - The Malayan region was conquered by Portuguese and Dutch during the age of colonization. The Dutch set up ports at Riau Islands but Singapore was not as developed as these ports back then. - Sir Stamford Raffles, an official from the British India Company identified Singapore being the most strategic location for a seaport. He transformed Singapore into one of the busiest port. - Anglo-Dutch Treaty was signed. Singapore belonged to the British.
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Singapore history overview to the history of Singapore and its people
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Extractions: All other countries Last updated : Nov 2009 Singapore History For hundreds of years before Sir Stamford Raffles obtained it from the Sultan of Johor in 1819, Singapore had been all but abandoned. However, within decades of the ownership change, in a historical echo of its role today, Singapore had been the commercial hub and strategic centre for the area. In 1867, it became a British Crown Colony Japanese army swept down via Malaya and took over the colony. 3.5 years later, the Japanese gave up and the colony regained its former status.
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Singapore History, Singapore | Travelgrove.com
A detailed historical guide of Singapore Singapore. Find out more about the rich history of Singapore and its people.
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Extractions: flight hotel car vacation ... Map Travel Guides Asia Singapore Singapore History The initial accounts of the subsistence of Singapore are from the Chinese who described the island as Pu Lo Chung as early as in the third century. It is believed that Prince Sang Nila Utama came to the island in thirteenth century. The name of the city is also believed to come from the name of wild beast found in the region called as Singa or Lion. In 1330, a traveler from China named Wang Dayuan visited the Island of Singapore. He confirms about a small community in Singapore at that time that comprised of the Chinese and the Malay people. During the fourteenth century, Singapore lost in a Majapahit attack and Parameswara who was a prince of Palembang became the King of Singapore. But soon he was defeated by the Siamese forces and was forced to flee to Muar. The city was then ruled by Portuguese followed by the Dutch. The modern history of Singapore starts from 19th century. In 1819, the British showed their interest in the place. They tried to over power the Dutch in Singapore. They established a trading center for the East India Company. Sir Thomas Stamford Raffles became the first Governor General of Singapore. No later in 1822, Raffles showed his intention of setting up his colony in the place. Soon Singapore became one of the British colonies and was under the rule of the East India Company. The Dutch protested against the settlement of the British on their Island. This made a way to the famous Anglo-Dutch treaty in the year 1824 which carved the way of Singapore to come under the British rule. It was in 1830 that Singapore came under the Presidency of Bengal in India.
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