The Nineteenth Century and After, Volume 131Leonard Scott Publishing Company, 1941 |
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Pagina 116
... Singapore can be seen in the outbursts of the Japanese Press . They refuse to regard Singapore as anything more than a stepping stone to Calcutta , Bombay and Ceylon , which ought to pass economically and militarily under our absolute ...
... Singapore can be seen in the outbursts of the Japanese Press . They refuse to regard Singapore as anything more than a stepping stone to Calcutta , Bombay and Ceylon , which ought to pass economically and militarily under our absolute ...
Pagina 154
... Singapore is irretrievable - unless the war with Japan is irretriev- ably lost . Singapore was and is essential to the security of the British Empire and of Imperial communications . That is why it must be re- captured . Whatever ...
... Singapore is irretrievable - unless the war with Japan is irretriev- ably lost . Singapore was and is essential to the security of the British Empire and of Imperial communications . That is why it must be re- captured . Whatever ...
Pagina 248
... Singapore as the central base and stronghold . Events have shown that Singapore cannot stand in isolation . Siam will have to surrender strategic points which would , under Anglo - French command , belong to the same system . Events ...
... Singapore as the central base and stronghold . Events have shown that Singapore cannot stand in isolation . Siam will have to surrender strategic points which would , under Anglo - French command , belong to the same system . Events ...
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