Information About
This publication comprises of a series of twelve talks broadcast by Mr Lee Kuan Yew over Radio Singapore between 1st September to 9th October, 1961. The talks are broadcasted to the public to clarify and explain the political situation in Singapore and the Malaysian Federation. Mr Lee's aim was to prevent the people from being confused by the Communists, their front organisations and front men. In addition, through these talks, Mr Lee also presents to the people the referendum of merger with Malaya that would vitally affect their lives and to expose the conspiracy of communist opponents and their proxies to prevent the merger.
Additional Details
- Creators
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- Lee, Kuan Yew, 1923-2015
- Subject
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- Communism--Singapore
- Singapore--Politics and government--1945-1963
- Singapore--History--1945-1963
- Publisher
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- National Library Board Singapore, 2014
- National Archives of Singapore, 2014
- Straits Times Press Pte Ltd , 2014
- Contributors
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- National Archives of Singapore
- Digital Description
- application/pdf, ill. + 1 CD-ROM
- Provenance
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- The resource described is part of the National Library Board of Singapore Legal Deposit and Singapore Heritage Materials Collection, digitised by Autism Resource Centre (ARC) in 2021. It was stored in hard disks and kept at Library Supply Centre prior to ingestion into Rosetta.
- Table of Contents
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- Message from Mr Lee Kuan Yew -- The battle for merger - the historical context by Associate Professor Albert Lau -- Timeline -- Introduction -- Talk 1. Merger and the stakes involved -- Talk 2. The communist challenge -- Talk 3. How the communists operate -- Talk 4. A lesson for socialists -- Talk 5. Envoy from the underground -- Talk 6. Communist plan for expansion -- Talk 7. The British plot -- Talk 8. The communist paradox -- Talk 9. The open argument -- Talk 10. Communist bid to capture P.A.P. -- Talk 11. Communists turn on the heat -- Talk 12. A new nation through merger.
- Copyright
- All rights reserved. National Archives of Singapore, Straits Times Press Pte Ltd, Lee Kuan Yew, 2014