The Singapore Story by Yew, Lee Kuan -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Cover Title Copyright Contents Preface Acknowledgements 1. Suddenly, Independence 2. Growing Up 3. The Japanese Invaders 4. After the Liberation 5. My Cambridge Days 6. Work, Wedding and Politics 7. My First Clashes with the Government 8. Widening the Oxley Road Circle 9. The World of the Chinese-educated 10. Enter the PAP 11. Round One to the Communists 12. Marshall Accentuates the Crisis 13. A Fiasco in London 14. Exit Marshall, Enter Lim Yew Hock 15. Three-quarters Independent 16. Flushing Out the Communists 17. Rendezvous with the Plen 18. Election 1959 – We Fight to Win 19. Taking Charge 20. Glimpses of Troubles Ahead 21. Trounced in Hong Lim 22. The Tunku’s Merger Bombshell 23. Eden Hall Tea Party 24. Communists Exposed 25. Moving Towards Merger 26. Getting to Know the Tunku 27. A Vote for Merger 28. Europe Beckons Britain 29. Pressure from Sukarno 30. Bitter Run-up to Malaysia 31. The Tide Turns 32. Singapore Declares Independence 33. Konfrontasi 34. Winning Friends in Africa 35. Venturing into the Malay Heartland 36. Albar Stokes Up Malay Passions 37. Singapore-KL Tensions Mount 38. Constitutional Rearrangements? 39. Seeking Support Down Under 40. UMNO’s “Crush Lee” Campaign 41. The Quest for a Malaysian Malaysia 42. The Tunku Wants Us Out 43. “Talak, Talak, Talak” (I Divorce Thee) Chronology of Events Index

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