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Japan surrenders on September 2, 1945
Power vacuum filled by the Malayan People's Anti Japanese Army (MPAJA) formed by the Malayan Communist Party for 14 days
British Military Administration took over to restore British Rule
MPAJA is reluctantly disbanded but Malayan Communist Party remains active
The British Military Administration (BMA) is ill prepared and failed to do the following:
An alternative political entity is needed
(Kuala Lumpur, 1964)
(Michael Hill and Lian Kwen Fee) The Politics of Nation Building and Citizenship in Singapore
(Rehman,1963) THE MAKING OF MALAYSIA
(Kuala Lumpur : Dept. of Information, 1964) Indonesian Intentions to Malaysia
(Marc Opper, 2020) People's Wars in China, Malaya, and Vietnam
(Martin Rudner, 1968) The Organization of the British Military Administration in Malaya, 1946-48
(Cheah Boon Kheng,1979) Indonesia, Vol. 28, Oct. 1979 The Japanese Occupation of Malaya, 1941-45: Ibrahim Yaacob and the Struggle for Indonesia Raya
(Katharine McGregor, 2016) Cold War scripts: Comparing remembrance of the Malayan Emergency and the 1965 violence in Indonesia
(C. Paul Bradley, 1964) The Formation of Malaysia
(Koay Su Lyn, 2019) From friend to foe: Britain and the communist party of Malaya in the contest for the federation