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Reference DO 187/48
Department/Office Dominions Office
Title Relations between Malaysia and Singapore, especially with Mr Lee Kuan Yew, head of Singapore Parliament
Date 1965
Collection Foreign Office Files for South East Asia, 1963-1966
Region South East Asia
Countries Malaysia; Singapore
Places Australia; Bangkok; Beijing; Borneo; Brunei; Brunei Bay; Burma; Cambodia; Canada; Canberra; China; Cuba; East Asia; France; French Concession; Fujian; Geneva; Hong Kong; India; Indonesia; Italy; Jakarta; Japan; Java; Jesselton; Kedah; Korea; Kuala Lumpur; London; Malaya; Malaysia; Mali; Moscow; Netherlands; New York; New Zealand; North Borneo; Pakistan; Peking; Penang; Penang Island; Philippines; Queenstown; Russia; Sabah; Saigon; Sarawak; Shangai; Singapore; South Africa; Sumatra; Sweden; Switzerland; Sydney; Tanzania; Thailand; The Netherlands; Tokyo; UAR; United Kingdom; United States; Vietnam; Washington; Wellington; Yugoslavia
People Ayub, President; Bottomley, James; Brown, Alan; Chye, Dr. Toh Chin; Goh, Keng Swee; Haji Omar Lim Yew Hock; Head, Lord Antony Henry; Johari, Khir; Lim, Chong Eu; Masefield, J.T.; Nair, Devan; Nasser, President Gamal; Razak, Tun Abdul; Subandrio; Sukarno; Tan, Siew Sin; Tunku, Abul Rahman; Yew, Lee Kuan
Topics administration; advocacy; aircraft; alliance; ambassador; ammunition; appeal; armed forces; arrest; attack; attitude; automobiles; autonomy; ban; banks; barter; battalion; battle; bonds; boycotts; broadcast; budget; business; campaign; cavalry; celebrations; ceremony; chamber of commerce; children; Christianity; civil disturbances; climate; college; colonies; commercial; commission; committee; commodities; Commonwealth; communism; community; concession; confederation; conference; conflict; confrontation; congress; constitution; consular; consulate; correspondence; council; crime; culture; currency; customs; debt; defence; delegation; democracy; deportation; diplomacy; dispute; distribution; divisions; dock; doctrine; economic growth; economic sanctions; economy; education; elections; embargo; embassy; employment; engineers; expenditure; explosives; exports; external affairs; factories; federation; finance; financial aid; foreign affairs; foreign policy; gold; government; health; high commissioner; hospitals; hostilities; housing; imperialist; import; independence; industry; infantry; intelligence; interview; investment; Islam; judicial system; jurisdiction; justice; labour; language; law; leadership; left wing; legislation; liberalism; literature; media; merger; migration; military occupation; Minister of Commerce; Minister of Culture; Minister of Education; Minister of Finance; Ministry of Defence; Ministry of Information; Ministry of Welfare; missionaries; monarchy; mutiny; nationalism; navy; negotiations; neutrality; nuclear; oil; opponents; ordinance; P.K.I; parliament; People's Bank of China; personnel; police; policy; poll; population; poverty; power plant; Prime Minister; production; propaganda; protest; protocol; race; Radio Malaysia; railway; rally; recruitment; referendum; regime; regiment; religion; reparations; repression; research; resistance; restrictions; reunification; revolt; revolution; right wing; riots; Royal Navy; rubber; sanctions; SEATO; Secretary of State; security; settlement; Shell Oil Company; shipping; ships; socialism; speech; statement; steel; straits; strategy; strikes; students; tank; taxation; tea; technology; telegram; telegraphs; Tengku; territorial claim; territories; terrorism; textiles; tin; tour; trade; trade unions; tradition; training; transition; treasury; treaties; troops; uniform; United Nations; Vietnam War; violence; visit; vote; war; water; weapons; welfare; women; workers
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