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This shows the poor living condition during the Japanese occupation shown by their showing ribs which suggests that they did not have much to eat.

Source: http://www.insing.com/feature/wartime-recipes-what-people-ate-during-wwii-in-singapore/id-8c763f00/
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Date: 21/8/15
Type: Pictorial Source

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Singapore faced an economic recession after the bombing of ports by the Japanese. Because of this there was no way to make money except through trading. Teenagers who were into trading lost their source of income

Source: https://theknowledgecafeteria.wordpress.com/2012/09/15/impacts-of-japanese-occupation/
Source origin: Google
Date: 21/8/15
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Before the Japanese invaded, we could play lots of activities. We played with spiders, marbles and cards. Sometimes, we will go to the nearby cinema to watch videos that is being screened.

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http://singaporeshistoryjo.weebly.com/blog/entertainment-leisure

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I can also remember going to the old Roxy Theatre at Katong to watch a cartoon. It was a Japanese cartoon where a boy, who was born in a pumpkin, became the village hero. Then they would also show the current news on screen.

Life still went on in the occupation. We were closer to the sea then, and I would spend time swimming with the other kids as well. The other kids and I, we still played our games and all.

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http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:AFmm_MvLYfAJ:www.hsse.nie.edu.sg/staff/blackburn/oralhistoryjap_occupation_joo_chiat.doc+&cd=3&hl=en&ct=clnk&gl=sg

But after the Japanese came, the activities we could do was restricted. We started to climb trees, and played with rubber bands, or we would go the nearby story-telling place to listen to stories.

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http://singaporeshistoryjo.weebly.com/blog/entertainment-leisure

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There was a disruption in education after the Japanese occupation as schools lacked teaching materials and proper facilities. There was a shortage of textbooks and most desks and chairs were damaged. Teenagers who did not go to school during the Japanese Occupation were over-aged by the time the war ended.

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Source: http://www.slideshare.net/donaldleo/sec2-chap8-postwar-problems1
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Life was peaceful and the economy was good thus leading to foreigners coming to Singapore to work for more money

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Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_Singapore

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HOW FAR DID THE JAPANESE OCCUPATION AFFECT THE LIVES OF TEENAGERS

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HOW FAR DID THE JAPANESE OCCUPATION AFFECT THE LIVES OF TEENAGERS

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Teenagers had to sing the Japanese national anthem white facing the direction of Japan at school. It took them some time to adapt with the new national anthem as it was hard to pronounce the words. They were also forced to learn Japanese subjects in school. All subjects in school were taught in Japanese. It was hard for the teenagers to adapt to the changes as they could not understand Japanese. Some parents resorted to finding a tuition teacher who teaches English or even Mother Tongue to prevent their child from losing out.

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Source: http://wdlhysec2a28.blogspot.sg/
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