Titlebook: Communism in Malaysia and Singapore; A Contemporary Surve Justus M. Kroef Book 1967 Martinus Nijhoff, The Hague, Netherlands 1967 Communism

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Conclusion: A Look Ahead,me modifications the same can be said of the Communist and Communist front groups in other parts of the Singapore-Malaysian area. But what of its chances in the years ahead? An answer to this question will have to focus on both national and international aspects.

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Between Djakarta and Peking, Since September 1965, and the failure of the Communist coup in Djakarta, these pressures have rapidly declined, although their residual influence is still felt somewhat. No picture of Singapore-Malaysia Communism would be complete without a glance at the machinations of Djakarta and Peking, acting singly or together, particularly since 1962.

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Singapore,ssion headed by Sir George Rendel (1953–1954) a new Constitution went into operation in February, 1955. The new Constitution provided for a largely elected legislative assembly, a council of ministers which replaced the old executive council, and a governor who represented the Crown and retained con