"The
history of Changi" by Sqn Ldr H A Probert, 1965. Originally available on the webpage of the United Kingdom Mobile Air Movements Squadron.
"The
story of Changi" by Carol
Cooper. The Children (& Families) of the Far East Prisoners of War.
Changi
Historic Area 1942-2002.
Map and notes about: The Big Guns of Singapore - Changi Tree
- Sook Ching Massacre Sites
- POW Historic Sites (2002). From
authors Karl Hack & Kevin Blackburn who later published "Did Singapore Have to Fall? Churchill and the Impregnable Fortress" (hardcover 2004; paperback 2005).
Changi POW camp; Myths, Facts, Fiction. An Australian, Ted Harris, seeks to straighten things out.
"Commemorating and commodifying the prisoner of war experience in South-east Asia: The creation of Changi Prison Museum." By Kevin Blackburn, 2000. Journal of the Australian War Memorial, 33.
"The historic war site of the Changi Murals: a place for pilgrimages and tourism." By Kevin Blackburn, 2001. Journal of the Australian War Memorial, 34.
Changi Museum, Singapore -
Official
Webpage
Streetnames
of Changi - probably
named after RAF airfields.
RAF
Changi Association
Merchant Navy Officers:
Canadian Pacific: Empress
of Asia - bombed by
Japanses planes on 4th February 1942, anchors off Sultan
Shoal Lighthouse. With a map and images of Changi POW camp
and telegrams. And a sad ending at home for Charles Cusack,
survivor of two world wars.
The
Changi Murals, P. W.
Stubbs.
Australian Bronze Commemorative
PLaques. Changi
Plaque is located at
the Changi Prison Main Gate, to right of main entrance with
a time capsule and plaque.
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