Borneoans in Penang
by
Izzuddin Ramli &
Nurul Ismawi
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The Story of Malaysia through its Constitution
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Malaysia constitution, Malaysia government, Penang government, George Town Penang, Tun Dr Mahathir
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A History of the Malay Left: Part One
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Being anti-colonial, the Malay Left was classed either as communists or at least as fellow travellers of the reds.1 The basis for this claim? Undeniably, being...
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