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SINGAPORE HISTORY
In late February of 1942 Singapore fell to Japan.
In 1945 Japan was defeated. Singapore under British military
administration again.
April 1, 1946 The Straits Settlements is dissolved and Singapore
CONFLICTS
Singapore resisted British Rule.
Sabah.
on issues regarding Singapore's economic progress, education policies and defense. Dr. Albert Winseimus Dr. Albert Winseimus - Helped Singapore to industrialize. A year earlier the former British colony had become independent, and the government of the nation had asked the United Nations to invite Dr. Winsemiusto help them to find out which chances the future would offer to Singapore. Yusof Ishak - First President of Singapore. President Ishak had spent his life in the fight for freedom. The Peoples Action Party - ( PAP) was inaugurated at a gathering of 1,500 people in Victoria Memorial Hall. The party was formed by a group of British-educated, middle- class Chinese who had returned to Singapore in the early 1950s after studying in Britain
METHODS OR TECHNIQUES
Britain's announcement in 1968 of its intention to withdraw military
forces from Singapore by the early 1970s marked the beginning of a greatly expanded, more intrusive role for the government in the economy
State intervention in the economy had a positive impact not only on
private business profitability but also on the general welfare of the population.
It has a standard of living far higher than its Southeast Asian neighbors.