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Publishing (HK) Co, Ltd, 1993. (Chinese publication)

* Van Creveld, M. Fighting Power: German and US Army Performance, 1939-1945, 1982, Chinese translation by Rye Field Publishing, Taipei, 1999. (Chinese publication)

Vincent, C. No Reason Why: the Canadian Hong Kong Tragedy: an examination, Ontario, Canadian Wings Inc., 1981.

Wan, T.K.G. Peace Memorial at Devil's Peak, unpublished B.A. thesis, Hong Kong, Department of Architecture, University of Hong Kong, 1999.

Ward, I. Sui Geng: the Hong Kong Marine Police 1841-1950, Hong Kong, Hong Kong University Press, 1991.

Welsh, F. A History of Hong Kong, London, Harper Collins, 1997.

Wong, N.L. Hong Kong: Past and Present, Hong Kong, 1992. (Chinese publication)

Wright-Nooth, G. Prisoner of the Turnip Heads: the Fall of Hong Kong and Imprisonment by the Japanese, London, Cassell, 1994.

Yip, T.W. ed. A History of the Fall of Hong Kong, Hong Kong, Wide Angle Press Ltd, 1982, (Chinese publication)

Yuen, K.P. A Brief History of Hong Kong, Hong Kong, Mid Stream Publishing, 1988. (Chinese publication)

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'Though some veterans may believe that the new government in Hong Kong will remove every object which serves as a reminder of the colonial history of Hong Kong. For instance, see Neillands (1996): 600-601.

For an excellent succinct account of the Battle and description of its sites, see Ko and Wordie (1996). For greater details from official sources, see "Operations in Hong Kong from 8th to 25th December, 1941", Despatch submitted to the Secretary of State for War by Major-General G.M. Maltby, London Gazette:

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134 Publishing (HK) Co, Ltd, 1993. (Chinese publication) * Van Creveld, M. Fighting Power: German and US Army Performance, 1939-1945, 1982, Chinese translation by Rye Field Publishing, Taipei, 1999. (Chinese publication) Vincent, C. No Reason Why: the Canadian Hong Kong Tragedy: an examination, Ontario, Canadian Wings Inc., 1981. Wan, T.K.G. Peace Memorial at Devil's Peak, unpublished B.A. thesis, Hong Kong, Department of Architecture, University of Hong Kong, 1999. Ward, I. Sui Geng: the Hong Kong Marine Police 1841-1950, Hong Kong, Hong Kong University Press, 1991. Welsh, F. A History of Hong Kong, London, Harper Collins, 1997. Wong, N.L. Hong Kong: Past and Present, Hong Kong, 1992. (Chinese publication) Wright-Nooth, G. Prisoner of the Turnip Heads: the Fall of Hong Kong and Imprisonment by the Japanese, London, Cassell, 1994. Yip, T.W. ed. A History of the Fall of Hong Kong, Hong Kong, Wide Angle Press Ltd, 1982, (Chinese publication) Yuen, K.P. A Brief History of Hong Kong, Hong Kong, Mid Stream Publishing, 1988. (Chinese publication) NOTES 2 'Though some veterans may believe that the new government in Hong Kong will remove every object which serves as a reminder of the colonial history of Hong Kong. For instance, see Neillands (1996): 600-601. For an excellent succinct account of the Battle and description of its sites, see Ko and Wordie (1996). For greater details from official sources, see "Operations in Hong Kong from 8th to 25th December, 1941", Despatch submitted to the Secretary of State for War by Major-General G.M. Maltby, London Gazette:
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134 Publishing (HK) Co, Ltd, 1993. (Chinese publication) * Van Creveld, M. Fighting Power: German and US Army Performance, 1939-1945, 1982, Chinese translation by Rye Field Publishing, Taipei, 1999. (Chinese publication) Vincent, C. No Reason Why: the Canadian Hong Kong Tragedy: an examination, Ontario, Canadian Wings Inc., 1981. Wan, T.K.G. Peace Memorial at Devil's Peak, unpublished B.A. thesis, Hong Kong, Department of Architecture, University of Hong Kong, 1999. Ward, I.Sui Geng: the Hong Kong Marine Police 1841-1950, Hong Kong, Hong Kong University Press, 1991. Welsh, F. A History of Hong Kong, London, Harper Collins, 1997. Wong, N.L. Hong Kong: Past and Present, Hong Kong, 1992. (Chinese publication) Wright-Nooth, G. Prisoner of the Turnip Heads: the Fall of Hong Kong and Imprisonment by the Japanese, London, Cassell, 1994. Yip, T.W. ed. A History of the Fall of Hong Kong, Hong Kong, Wide Angle Press Ltd, 1982, (Chinese publication) Yuen, K.P. A Brief History of Hong Kong, Hong Kong, Mid Stream Publishing, 1988. (Chinese publication) NOTES 2 'Though some veterans may believe that the new government in Hong Kong will remove every object which serves as a reminder of the colonial history of Hong Kong. For instance, see Neillands (1996): 600-601. For an excellent succinct account of the Battle and description of its sites, see Ko and Wordie (1996). For greater details from official sources, see "Opera- tions in Hong Kong from 8th to 25th December, 1941", Despatch submitted to the Secretary of State for War by Major-General G.M. Maltby, London Gazette:
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134

Publishing (HK) Co, Ltd, 1993. (Chinese publication)

* Van Creveld, M. Fighting Power: German and US Army Performance, 1939-1945, 1982, Chinese translation by Rye Field Publishing, Taipei, 1999. (Chinese publication)

Vincent, C. No Reason Why: the Canadian Hong Kong Tragedy: an examination, Ontario, Canadian Wings Inc., 1981.

Wan, T.K.G. Peace Memorial at Devil's Peak, unpublished B.A. thesis, Hong Kong, Department of Architecture, University of Hong Kong, 1999.

Ward, I.Sui Geng: the Hong Kong Marine Police 1841-1950, Hong Kong, Hong Kong University Press, 1991.

Welsh, F. A History of Hong Kong, London, Harper Collins, 1997.

Wong, N.L. Hong Kong: Past and Present, Hong Kong, 1992. (Chinese publication)

Wright-Nooth, G. Prisoner of the Turnip Heads: the Fall of Hong Kong and Imprisonment by the Japanese, London, Cassell, 1994.

Yip, T.W. ed. A History of the Fall of Hong Kong, Hong Kong, Wide Angle Press Ltd, 1982, (Chinese publication)

Yuen, K.P. A Brief History of Hong Kong, Hong Kong, Mid Stream Publishing, 1988. (Chinese publication)

NOTES

2

'Though some veterans may believe that the new government in Hong Kong will remove every object which serves as a reminder of the colonial history of Hong Kong. For instance, see Neillands (1996): 600-601.

For an excellent succinct account of the Battle and description of its sites, see Ko and Wordie (1996). For greater details from official sources, see "Opera- tions in Hong Kong from 8th to 25th December, 1941", Despatch submitted to the Secretary of State for War by Major-General G.M. Maltby, London Gazette:

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