Add to ORKGWas Singapore's exit from Malaysia in 1965 a "coup" by Singapore leaders, or an eviction imposed on it by Malasian leaders? Records show it was Malaysian Prime Minister Tunku Abdul Rahman who made the tough decision that the two go their separate ways
63 p.According to existing literature, meritocracy, as an idea manifested in Singapore's "Malaysian ...
In Novermber 1990 Goh Chok Tong became Singapore's second prime minister since self-government was i...
This thesis is an analysis of the underlying factors that influenced Malaysia-Singapore relations du...
Was Singapore's exit from Malaysia in 1965 a "coup" by Singapore leaders, or an eviction imposed on ...
As direct participants, local secondary leaders from the Borneo Territories, Malaya and Singapore pl...
This chapter looks at the emergence and clash of different trajectories of tendencies in Singapore's...
PhotocopyArticle on Singapore's secession (end of political integration) from Malaysia as a result o...
The aim of this research is to find out the possibility of Singapore joining Malaysia. The issue wa...
This article seeks to explore the background to the Wilson Government's decisions of 1967‐68 to pull...
Malaysia in 1963. However, this political union proved to be short-lived as Singapore was ousted fro...
in 1963. However, this political union proved to be short-lived, as Singapore was ousted from the Fe...
Available from British Library Document Supply Centre-DSC:DN048354 / BLDSC - British Library Documen...
There are many issues which should be considered relating to the separation of Singapore from Malays...
The abrupt separation of Singapore and Malaysia in 1965 set these two states on separate political t...
Kuala Lumpur today has a special place as the capital of the Federation of Malaysia. The significant...
63 p.According to existing literature, meritocracy, as an idea manifested in Singapore's "Malaysian ...
In Novermber 1990 Goh Chok Tong became Singapore's second prime minister since self-government was i...
This thesis is an analysis of the underlying factors that influenced Malaysia-Singapore relations du...
Was Singapore's exit from Malaysia in 1965 a "coup" by Singapore leaders, or an eviction imposed on ...
As direct participants, local secondary leaders from the Borneo Territories, Malaya and Singapore pl...
This chapter looks at the emergence and clash of different trajectories of tendencies in Singapore's...
PhotocopyArticle on Singapore's secession (end of political integration) from Malaysia as a result o...
The aim of this research is to find out the possibility of Singapore joining Malaysia. The issue wa...
This article seeks to explore the background to the Wilson Government's decisions of 1967‐68 to pull...
Malaysia in 1963. However, this political union proved to be short-lived as Singapore was ousted fro...
in 1963. However, this political union proved to be short-lived, as Singapore was ousted from the Fe...
Available from British Library Document Supply Centre-DSC:DN048354 / BLDSC - British Library Documen...
There are many issues which should be considered relating to the separation of Singapore from Malays...
The abrupt separation of Singapore and Malaysia in 1965 set these two states on separate political t...
Kuala Lumpur today has a special place as the capital of the Federation of Malaysia. The significant...
63 p.According to existing literature, meritocracy, as an idea manifested in Singapore's "Malaysian ...
In Novermber 1990 Goh Chok Tong became Singapore's second prime minister since self-government was i...
This thesis is an analysis of the underlying factors that influenced Malaysia-Singapore relations du...