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Battlefield Guide
(The Fall of Malaya and The Surrender of Singapore) |
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By Ian Ward & Ralph Modder
ISBN 981-00-1256-X
2 war maps; 122 photographs;
full colour
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A unique illustrated chronicle of the 70
days that changed the face of South East Asia forever.
A dispassionate day-by-day account of Britain's greatest
military disaster. Two detailed war maps. 122 historic
photographs. The authors present fresh perspectives on
the extraordinary battles and controversial strategies.
A "must-read" for all with a sense of history.
Available in Singapore, Malaysia and the
United Kingdom. Also available in the Japanese language.
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| The
Killer They Called A God |
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This is the true story of the most bizarre and brutal
Japanese war criminal of all. He orders the massacre of
thousands of Chinese civilians in Singapore and Malaya.
He is responsible for the slaughter of thousands more
US and Filipino servicemen in the Philippines. But, disguised
as a monk, he makes his getaway in the chaotic days following
Japan's unconditional surrender from the Japanese military
headquarters in Bangkok, Thailand. He is chased by the
British but is, incredibly, protected by the Americans
and re-surfaces to become one of his country's most prominent
post-war citizens. He becomes Japan's most popularly elected
parliamentarian! The author traces the amazing story from
the bloodied beaches of Singapore to its baffling cloak-and-dagger
conclusion.
Eight months on Southeast Asian best seller
lists. Available in Singapore and Malaysia, the Philippines,
Australia and the UK.
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By Ian Ward
ISBN 981-00-3921-2
346 pp; paperback
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| Snaring
The Other Tiger |
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By Ian Ward
ISBN 981-00-8125-1
348 pp; paperback
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A well-researched, fully documented account of Australia's
judicial lynching of her most prized Japanese war crimes
suspect. Aided and abetted by the nation's leading politicians,
a clique of top military men concocted evidence, installed
their own kangaroo court and endeavoured to salve a country's
war wounds with a formally sanctioned murder. Two appendices
of telling official documents the military of the day
withheld from public release accompany this racy and gripping
chronicle of appalling vindictiveness that casts a cloud
over the much-vaunted Australian concept of 'fair dinkum'.
Available in Singapore and Malaysia, Australia,
New Zealand and the United Kingdom.
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