Citizen Historian Updated! (September/October 2007)

By Admin

Dear subscribers, friends and history enthusiasts

We have updated citizen historian for the month of September / October,
with  a distinct Japanese flavour this time around…

==============================

Following up on his earlier contribution (Chasing A Dead Lead), Chew Yong
Jack provides a more detailed inside into structure and activities of the
Oka 9420 Unit in Singapore. Drawing on his research (which included the
online National Archives database - Accession) and a personal interview
with Othman Wok, Yong Jack wonders whether the activities Oka 9420 was
just limited to testing and research..

http://citizenhistorian.com/2007/09/30/oka-9420-singapore/

Fumihito Yamamoto is also back with a story about the significance of the
“Zero” in the famous Japanese WWII fighter plane, walking us through the
various calenders Japan had used before and during the war to mark time as
well as modernity.

http://citizenhistorian.com/2007/09/30/zero-fighter/

In his first contribution to citizen historian, Fathie Abdat shares with
us his trials and tribulations in dealing with the field-research aspect
of history, by taking us to the libraries in and around Columbia
University. He also shares with us his changing perceptions of history as
he tackles the Masters programme day-by-day, source-by-source…

http://citizenhistorian.com/wp-admin/post.php?action=edit&post=35

citizen historian is also launching and (attempting to) maintain an
inventory of post-grad history dissertations submitted to the Dept of
History in NUS as well as dissertations concerning Singapore history in
other universities around the world. The primary objective is to aid
research by history students and enthusiasts and also to show what has
been done (at least within NUS for now) so far.

http://citizenhistorian.com/2007/10/08/postgrad-dissertations/

The list is far from complete. Hence, we would like request your help in
adding to the postgraduate (MA and Ph.D.) list if you realise we have
missed out other history dissertations in NUS, in other crucial
institutions within Singapore (Nanyang University, NTU-NIE for example),
and dissertations on Singapore history from international universities.

=======================

We hope you enjoy reading the articles and also find the inventory of
history dissertations useful. Please feel free to post your comments or
email us any feedback concerning citizen historian.

Best wishes
The editors, citizen historian

1,166 Responses to “Citizen Historian Updated! (September/October 2007)”

  1. Looking around…

    I like to look around the online world, often I will go to Stumble Upon and follow thru…

    #316523
  2. Informative and precise…

    Its difficult to find informative and accurate information but here I found…

    #316556
  3. Cool sites…

    [...]we came across a cool site that you might enjoy. Take a look if you want[...]……

    #316713
  4. Online Article……

    [...]The information mentioned in the article are some of the best available [...]……

    #316760
  5. Tumblr article…

    I saw someone writing about this on Tumblr and it linked to…

    #316818
  6. Its hard to find good help…

    I am forever saying that its difficult to procure good help, but here is …

    #316882
  7. Informative and precise…

    Its difficult to find informative and accurate info but here I found…

    #316978
  8. Digg…

    While checking out DIGG today I noticed this…

    #317196
  9. Weebly article…

    I saw a guy talking a lot about this on Tumblr and it linked right to…

    #317236
  10. Great website…

    [...]we like to honor many other internet sites on the web, even if they aren’t linked to us, by linking to them. Under are some webpages worth checking out[...]……

    #317285
  11. Its hard to find good help…

    I am constantnly proclaiming that its difficult to procure good help, but here is …

    #317351
  12. Just Browsing…

    While I was browsing yesterday I saw a great post concerning…

    #317430
  13. Websites worth visiting…

    [...]here are some links to sites that we link to because we think they are worth visiting[...]……

    #317496
  14. Wikia…

    Wika linked to this website…

    #317728
  15. Dog Beds…

    [...]we love to to honor other sites on the net, even when they are not linked to us, by linking for them. Below are a few sites worth looking at[...]…

    #317870
  16. közösségi portálok…

    [...]we like to honor other sites on the web, even if they aren’t related to us, by linking to them. Below are some sites worth checking out[...]…

    #317980

Leave a Reply

You must be logged in to post a comment.