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This was especially when the communist based Socialist Party in Singapore won a small election in Hong Lim. Lee Kuan Yew worried that their influence could jeopardize his wish for independence from the British. Furthermore, if Singapore was to be part of Malaysia, the Socialist Party’s influence could be greatly reduced...
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Another event to cause worry was when Clandestine Communist Organization planned to make Sarawak a communist state. Also with the joining of Malaya, Singapore, Sarawak, Sabah and Brunei, it would consolidate a faster independence from the British. In the year 1960, the United Nations brought up the issue of giving the conquered countries independence...
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