In December 1941 the Japanese invaded the Peninsula and occupied it until 1945. During that period most Orang Asli...

Title: In December 1941 the Japanese invaded the Peninsula and occupied it until 1945. During that period most Orang Asli...
Description: "In December 1941 the Japanese invaded the Peninsula and occupied it until 1945. During that period most Orang Asli retreated into the forest and avoided contact with the outside world. They shared the forest with the Malayan Peoples Anti-Japanese Army (MPAJA), a Communist-dominated guerrilla force that formed the only effective resistance to the Japanese occupiers. The MPAJA, mostly Chinese, received support from Chinese squatters and villagers, who the Japanese treated cruelly."
Creator: Robert Knox Dentan; Kirk Endicott; Alberto G. Gomes; M. B. Hooker
Source: Robert Knox Dentan, Kirk Endicott, Alberto G. Gomes & M. B. Hooker. (1997). Malaysia and the Original People a case study of the impact of development on Indigenous People. Massachusetts. Allyn and Bacon. p.60.

GN635 M4Mal
Date: 1997
Contributor: amirul
Type: Book

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Robert Knox Dentan et al., “In December 1941 the Japanese invaded the Peninsula and occupied it until 1945. During that period most Orang Asli...,” Rimbunan: Pangkalan Data Pengajian Melayu, accessed November 11, 2026, https://rimbunan.nusa.my/rimbun/items/show/21729.

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