MacDonald, Malcolm Correspondence - Chronological Files 1948-1955. [Manuskrip Koleksi Malcolm MacDonald - Durham University] (Unpublished)

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Abstract

7 January - 30 December 1953, Letters to officials, foreign and commonwealth representatives, rulers, friends and family in South East Asia, the Foreign Office, the Colonial Office, Britain and Canada re and including mines; trade unions; MJM's visits in Malaya, and to Burma, Brunei, Thailand; Chinese University; the Press; personnel; visitors; invitations; defence of Malaya; Brunei; visits of Phillipine Army representatives and Burmese police; formation of inter-communal political organisation; development of cooperation between the Federation and Singapore; G Wallinger and E Stanton and Thailand; Phyto-Sanitary convention; elections to State and Settlement Councils; British administration in South East Asia, especially Malaya, and Foreign Office cuts; constitutional developments; Dato Onn; note on talk with General Phao; note on talks with Malayan leaders; exchanges of intelligence with Thailand; co-ordination between Borneo territories; information work; evacuation in event of war; Indo-China situation; Wan Tho possible member Legislative Council; diplomacy; new defence agreement with Burma; defence British Borneo; Malayan liaison unit in South Siam; communities cooperation; Brunei development; rice; Commissioner General's duties, in event of war with China; talks with General Donovan and General Gillmore; Pibul; Thailand defence; correspondence courses from Australia. Some material removed and retained by Foreign Office.

Item Type:	Manuskrip Koleksi Malcolm MacDonald - Durham University
Subjects:	D History General and Old World > DS Asia
Divisions:	Institut Penyelidikan Produk & Ketamadunan Melayu Islam (INSPIRE)
Depositing User:	Inspire UniSZA
Date Deposited:	19 Jan 2020 08:14
Last Modified:	28 May 2020 07:48
URI:	http://manuskripmelayu.unisza.edu.my/id/eprint/233

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