by Harper, Tim
Admiralty: ADM1, 116
Air Ministry: AIR20
Cabinet Office: CAB119, 121, 126
Colonial Office: CO273, 537, 717, 875, 1022
Dominions Office: DO35
Foreign Office: FO371, 4371
GCHQ: KV2
Ministry of Defence: DEFE13
Prime Minister’s Office: PREM4
Special Operations Executive: HS1
War Office: WO32, 106, 203, 208, 222, 291, 296, 325
NEWSPAPERS AND PERIODICALS
Amrita Bazaar Patrika (Calcutta)
Dawn (Karachi)
The Democrat (Singapore)
Eastern Times (Lahore)
Greater Asia (Rangoon)
Hindustan Times (New Delhi)
Leader (Allahabad)
Malay Mail (Kuala Lumpur)
Malaya Tribune (Singapore)
The Nation (Rangoon)
New Times of Burma (Rangoon)
New York Times News Chronicle (London)
Picture Post (London)
The Planter (Kuala Lumpur)
Rangoon Times Reynolds News (London)
Statesman (Calcutta)
Straits Echo (Penang)
Straits Times (Singapore)
Sunday Gazette (Penang)
The Times (London)
Times of Burma (Rangoon)
The Undergrad (Singapore)
Vernacular press translations:
Kin Kwok Daily News (Ipoh)
Kung Pao (Singapore)
Majlis (Kuala Lumpur)
Min Sheng Pau (Kuala Lumpur)
Modern Daily News (Penang)
Nanyang Siang Pau (Singapore)
New Democracy (Singapore)
Northern Star (Ipoh)
Pelita Malaya (Kuala Lumpur)
Shih Tai Jit Poh (Ipoh)
Sin Chew Jit Poh (Singapore)
Warta Malaya (Singapore)
Utusan Melayu (Singapore)
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