02.126 Southeast Asia Under Japan: Motives, Memoirs, and Media
Even after seven decades, Singapore abounds with personal and institutional memories of the Japanese Occupation. The brief occupation of Southeast Asia (1941-45) during WWII was a complex phenomenon involving the complicity of many Asian nationalist leaders. While it did contribute to the unravelling of European colonial rule, it was at a tragic human cost, the ethics and gore of which are still…
- Course code: 02.126
- Pillar: HASS
- Term: 8
- Credits: 12
- Department: Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences
- Prerequisites: none
- Scheduled classes: 0
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