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NAS 50 Moments in Time
The National Archives of Singapore presents a selection of audiovisual materials and oral history interviews that we have collected and judiciously preserved over the past 50 years for you and our future generations. They capture the times that Singaporeans celebrated, stood up proudly and even cried. Travel to scenes that have vanished and enjoy the treasured memories of Singaporeans from different walks of life.
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NAS 50 Moments in Time
The National Archives of Singapore presents a selection of audiovisual materials and oral history interviews that we have collected and judiciously preserved over the past 50 years for you and our future generations. They capture the times that Singaporeans celebrated, stood up proudly and even cried. Travel to scenes that have vanished and enjoy the treasured memories of Singaporeans from different walks of life.
Features
NAS 50 Moments in Time
The National Archives of Singapore presents a selection of audiovisual materials and oral history interviews that we have collected and judiciously preserved over the past 50 years for you and our future generations. They capture the times that Singaporeans celebrated, stood up proudly and even cried. Travel to scenes that have vanished and enjoy the treasured memories of Singaporeans from different walks of life.
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The Making of A Nation
On 3 June 1959, the 1.6 million people in Singapore awoke to a new beginning - as people of a fully internal self-governing city state under the British Crown. Many were immigrants and had no deep-rooted ties to Singapore. The new government thus needed to encourage them to establish roots in Singapore, and to foster a sense of pride, loyalty and national identity.
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The Making of A Nation
On 3 June 1959, the 1.6 million people in Singapore awoke to a new beginning - as people of a fully internal self-governing city state under the British Crown. Many were immigrants and had no deep-rooted ties to Singapore. The new government thus needed to encourage them to establish roots in Singapore, and to foster a sense of pride, loyalty and national identity.
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The Making of A Nation
On 3 June 1959, the 1.6 million people in Singapore awoke to a new beginning - as people of a fully internal self-governing city state under the British Crown. Many were immigrants and had no deep-rooted ties to Singapore. The new government thus needed to encourage them to establish roots in Singapore, and to foster a sense of pride, loyalty and national identity.