SINGAPORE SURRENDER
15 February 1942. Real footage of the Japanese surrendering Singapore back to the British after its occupation of Singapore.
THE FALL OF SINGAPORE
A 3-part documentary on how Singapore came to be under the Japanese Occupation.
This video series created by HeritageTV will help you better understand how Singapore came to be under the Japanese Occupation.
This video series created by HeritageTV will help you better understand how Singapore came to be under the Japanese Occupation.
WORLD WAR 2 IN SINGAPORE
World War II in Singapore began on 8 December 1941, when Japanese planes dropped the first bombs on the island, killing 61 and injuring 133 people. The Japanese Troops than began their invasion from the north in Malaya and eventually reached the shores of Singapore on 8 February 1942.
Abstract retrieved on 12/01/2022 from roots.gov.sg
Image retrieved on 12/01/2022 from Tanglin Trust School
Infographic retrieved on 12/01/2022 from pacificatrocities.org
WW2: SINGAPORE SURVIVOR
An interview with a survivor of the Japanese Occupation in WW2.
The links below will help you with your research on World War 2 in Singapore.
Remember to be academically honest and reference information that isn't yours.
Winston Churchill described the fall of Singapore as
“the worst disaster and largest capitulation in British history.”1
On 15 February 1942, around 80,000 British, Indian and Australian soldiers surrendered to a Japanese force roughly half their size.
Interview with Billy Young, an Austrailian Soldier who witnessed the Fall of Singapore
Eat to Live documentaries: Wartime Recipes exploring the lives of Singaporeans and POWs during Japanese occupation, WW2.
