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Nasradin Bahari, ‘Cherpen 2 terjemahan didalan majalah Mastika, 1946–59’, Bahasa, 7 (1965), pp. 56–93

Naw, Angelene, Aung San and the struggle for Burmese independence (Copenhagen, 2001).

Netaji Centre, Kuala Lumpur, Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose: a Malaysian perspective (Kuala Lumpur, 1992)

Nishihara, Masashi, The Japanese and Sukarno’s Indonesia: Tokyo–Jakarta relations, 1951–1966 (Kyoto, 1976)

Noone, Richard, Rape of the dream people (London, 1972)

Nu, U (Thakin) (ed. and trans. J. S. Furnivall), Burma under the Japanese: pictures and portraits (London, 1954)

Nu, U (Thakin), Saturday’s son (Bombay, 1976)

Oatts, Balfour, The jungle in arms (London, 1962)

Ong Siew Im, Pamela, One man’s will: a portrait of Dato’ Sir Onn bin Ja’afar (Penang, 1998)

Ooi Jin Bee, ‘Mining landscapes of Kinta’, Malayan Journal of Tropical Geography, 4 (1955), pp. 1–58

Overy, Richard, Why the Allies won (London, 1995)

Owen, Nicholas, ‘The Conservative Party and Indian independence, 1945–47’, Historical Journal, 46, 2 (2003), pp. 403–36.

Page, Malcolm, A history of The King’s African Rifles and East African Forces (London, 1998)

Palit, D. K., Major General A. A. Rudra: his services in three armies and two world wars (Delhi, 1997)

Palmer, J. Norman, ‘Estate workers’ health in the Federated Malay States in the 1920s’, in P. Rimmer and L. Allen (eds.), The underside of Malaysian history: pullers, prostitutes and plantation workers (Singapore, 1990), pp. 179–192

Parrott, J. G. A., ‘Who killed Brigadier Mallaby?’, Indonesia, 20 (1975), pp. 87–111

Parsons, Timothy, The African rank-and-file: social implications of colonial military service in the King’s African Rifles, 1902–1964 (Oxford, 1999)

Pearce, Robert, Attlee (London, 1997)

Pearn, B. R., The Indian in Burma (Ledbury, Herts, 1946)

The People’s Constitutional Proposals for Malaya 1947 drafted by PUT-ERA-AMCJA (Pusat Kajian Bahan Serjarah Kontemporari Tempatan, Kajang, 2005)

Pham, Julie, ‘Furnivall and Fabianism: reinterpreting the plural society in colonial Burma’, Modern Asian Studies, 39, 2 (2005), pp. 321–48

Po, San C., Burma and the Karens (London, 1929)

Polunin, Ivan, ‘The medical natural history of the Malayan aborigines’, Malayan Medical Journal, 8, 1 (1953), pp. 55–174

Prasad, B., Official History of the Indian armed forces in the Second World War, 4 vols (Delhi, 1954–65), vol. I: The reconquest of Burma

Purcell, Victor, Malaya: communist or free? (Stanford, 1955)

Purcell, Victor, The memoirs of a Malayan official (London, 1965)

Puthucheary, James, Ownership and control in the Malayan economy (Singapore, 1960)

Puthucheary, Dominic and Jomo K. S. (eds.), No cowardly past: James J. Puthucheary, writings, poems, commentaries (Kuala Lumpur 1998)

Raffel, Burton (trans. and ed.), The voice of the night: complete poetry and prose of Chairil Anwar (1993)

Ramakrishna, Kumar, ‘“Transmogrifying Malaya”: the impact of Sir Gerald Templer (1952–54)’, Journal of Southeast Asian Studies, 32, 1 (2001), pp. 79–92

Ramakrishna, Kumar, Emergency propaganda: the winning of Malayan hearts and minds, 1948–1958 (Richmond, 2002)

Ramasamy, P., ‘Indian war memory in Malaysia’, in P. Lim Pui Huen and Diana Wong (eds.), War and memory in Malaysia and Singapore (Singapore, 2000), pp. 90–105

Ratnam, K. J., Communalism and the political process in Malaya (Kuala Lumpur, 1965)

Reid, A. J. S., The Indonesian national revolution, 1945–50 (Sydney, 1974)

Reid, Anthony, The blood of the people: revolution and the end of traditional rule in northern Sumatra (Kuala Lumpur, 1979)

Reid, Anthony, ‘Pictures at an exhibition’, in Hans Antöv and Stein Tønesson (eds.), Imperial policy and South East Asian nationalism (London, 1995)

Roadnight, Andrew, ‘Sleeping with the enemy: Britain, Japanese troops and the Netherlands East Indies, 1945–46’, History, 87, 286 (2002), pp. 245–68

Robinson, J. B. Perry, Transformation in Malaya (London, 1956)

Roland, Joan G., The Jewish communities of India: identity in a colonial