Did the Japanese Occupation affect the lives of Singaporeans?
Yes/No, the Japanese Occupation did/did not change the lives of teenagers in Singapore.
Yes. It changed by leisure and entertainment
The local Chinese and English newspapers had very little local news. Most of what was reported was the Japanese version of the war and pro-Japanese speeches. Radio stations were controlled by the Japanese and radio owners could listen only to local broadcasts. source taken from wikipeida.
In the cinemas, only Japanese movies and propaganda films were shown. These films showed the virtues of the Japanese and made fun of the British. Going to the cinemas at all had its dangers, since the Japanese might suddenly appear and take away young men to work on the Death Railway.
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Yes.It changed by Social life
People lived in fear and were in hunger
Many died course they didnt obey the laws and listen to foreign radio and became a anti japenese, many also died of hunger
Lee lived in constant fear and always did not have enough to eat.
3rd Conclusion (in which one way did it change/not change?)
Elaborate on this change. How did it change? What was it like before the war? During the war, and/or after the war?
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This shows that the japenese was controlling over the food and were very strict with the people
it change by social as locals was living in fear and hunger
this shows the japanese took full control of singapore during the occupation and they were very strict about it. they only allowed the locals to watch and listen to japanese stuff and even made them learn japanese.
it changed by leisure and entertainment as the locals did not have freedom to watch other language films.
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