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1957 SINGAPORE: WAR MEMORIAL UNVEILED
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0:32Now PlayingDate: 14th March 1957
Location: Singapore
Source: Reuters Historical News Collection: GAUMONT BRITISH NEWSREEL (REUTERS)
BLACK Sir Robert Governor of Singapore Unveils memorial at Kranji Military Cemetery.
KRANJI MILITARY CEMETARY Sir Robert Black (Governor of Singapore) unveils a giant granite memorial to 24,000 men and women of different races creeds who died in the South East Asia campaigns and have no known grave. Relatives, clergy etc present
MEMORIALS. At Kranji Military Cemetary ..unveiled
SINGAPORE Governor of...Sir R Black unveils memorial at Kranji Military Cemetry
Buildings, Landmarks and Monuments; Ceremonies - Memorial
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