International education -- Singapore||Education, Higher -- Singapore

Bukit Brown Cemetery was the first Chinese municipal cemetery in Singapore, opened in 1922 to cater to the burial needs of all non-Christian Chinese in Singapore. This chapter argues that the cemetery captured a fragment of the Chinese community’s cultural history in the inter-war years of the last century, profiling the emergence of a pan-Chinese consciousness, the regional embeddedness of the Singapore Chinese, and the cosmopolitan character of Singapore and its Chinese.

DS501 JSAS

China -- Politics and government -- 1644-1912||China -- History -- Qing dynasty, 1644-1912||Chinese -- Malaysia -- Malaya -- Political activity||Chinese -- Singapore -- Political activity

DS501 RASMJ

Malaya -- Commerce -- China||China -- Commerce -- Malaysia -- Malaya||Malaya, prewar -- postwar||Postwar -- Malaya policy||Postwar -- Malaya conditions

DS591 RASMJ

Chinese -- Singapore -- History||Community organization -- Singapore||Association, institutions, etc., Chinese -- Singapore

DS1 AC

Chinese -- Singapore -- History||Chinese -- Singapore -- Social life and customs||Singapore -- Emigration and immigration||Gods, Chinese||Temples, Chinese -- Singapore