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Cunyngham-Brown, Sjovald,
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Malaya: a report on the 1947 census of population
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Dower, John,
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Driberg, Tom,
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Dun, Smith,
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Edinger, George,
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Falconer, Jean,
Woodsmoke and temple flowers: memories of Malaya
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Falconnier, Henri,
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True Love and Bartholemew: rebels on the Burmese border
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Farish A. Noor,
Islam embedded: the historical development of the Pan-Malaysian Islamic Party PAS (1951–2003)
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Fay, Peter Ward,
The forgotten army: India’s armed struggle for independence, 1942–1945
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Federation of Malaya, Dept of Public Relations,
Communist banditry inMalaya: the Emergency, June 1948–December 1949
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Federation of Malaya,
Report on the conduct of food searches at Semenyih in the Kajang District of the State of Selangor
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Firdaus Haji Abdullah,
Radical Malay politics: its origins and early development
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Follows, Roy,
Jungle beat: fighting terrorists in Malaya, 1952–61
(London, 2000)
Foong Choon Hon (ed.),
The price of peace: true accounts of the Japanese occupation
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Frederick, William H.,
Visions and heat: the making of the Indonesian revolution
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Frederick, William H., ‘The man who knew too