207_What was life like during the Japanese Occupation? by M r

2019-01-21 02:16:32 UTC

Life during the Japanese occupation had a lot of propaganda. We know this because the source B4 poster shows many people lining up to cooperate with the Japanese shops and they closed down the British shops. Therefore, people had to deal with propaganda

Life under the Japs

2019-01-21 02:16:59 UTC

(This one’s not counted tho so jus ignore)
According to these sources, life under the Japanese occupation was better for some people due to the help of a few kinder-hearted Japanese officers. However we cannot say that everyone was happy as the Japanese have committed many other mass murders and made smol beens work from a young age.
(Now this one’s counted so read ) =)
Life under the Japanese Occupation was a bit better for a few people

We know this because source 1 shows a Japanese officer returning a car back to a family due to their needs ,source 2 shows an old officer treating a young poor boy and source 3 shows an officer rewarding a hardworking girl which shows how they led a better life under the help of these officersTherefore, life under the Japanese occupation was better for some people due to the help of a few kinder-hearted Japanese officers.

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teo_kacey — 2019-01-21 02:23:15 UTC

The soldiers during the Japanese Occupation were reluctant about the war. We know this because source E2 states that “there were quite a number like that, who were not in favour of the war”. This shows that a lot of soldiers did not enjoy the war.

Vishvan — 2019-01-21 02:23:36 UTC

Life during the Japanese Occupation involved much bloodshed and killings. We know this because source D1 states that “ As I fell, I was hit on the face by a bullet” and “ The soldiers came around to knife us with their bayonets.”. Therefore, I know that the Japanese were heartless and did not hesitate in carrying out murders, causing much bloodshed and killings.

2019-01-21 02:23:52 UTC

Life during the Japanese Occupation had propaganda. We know this because source B1 states that a newspaper, The Syonan Times, stated that “we now see a smiling, clean, fresh-looking city”, and “today we are free and equal members of a New Order”. Therefore, this shows that the people during the Japanese Occupation half to deal with propaganda shown in the newspapers.

2019-01-21 02:24:57 UTC

Life during the Japanese Occupation is being faked. We can infer from source B2 that( uncompleted)

Jia Yuun, Jia Wen, Kai Ting, Saranya

saranya_sounder_rajan — 2019-01-21 02:25:26 UTC

Life during the Japanese Occupation was extremely harsh. We know this because of Sources C1-C4. C1 states that there were no privacy with the people as the “Japanese soldiers were everywhere; at every street corner,”. C2 states that people were easily accused of betrayal.
C3 states that people are forced to show respect to the Japanese. C4 shows that children were forced work due to the food being scarce, difficulty of finding jobs and fear of being violated by Japanese troops.
Therefore, everybody feared the Japanese and lived in harsh conditions where even children have to work.

samuel_sankar — 2019-01-21 02:25:43 UTC

Life during the Japanese occupation had full of propaganda. We can infer this from source b2 as the newspaper stated that “Singapore is enjoying peace an prosperity and no one has gone hungry since we chased the British away”. This shows that the Japanese sure trying to make Singapore think that the Japanese are better than the British. Therefore, there was a lot of propaganda back then

2019-01-21 02:26:00 UTC

Life during the Japanese Occupation unfair and helpless. We know this because Source D3 shows that “They began to loot the area, taking whatever they could find: animals, clothes, valuables. Barging through, they demanded that my Father
handed over a Roles watch.”. Therefore, the Japanese took away all things that worth money by force and people in Sg have to hand it up unwillingly, unable to do anything.

teo_kacey — 2019-01-21 02:27:36 UTC

The occupied people’s lives during the Japanese Occupation were good. We know this because sources E1 and E3 states “tenderness and warmth shared by a Japanese soldier and the children of Malaya” and “as a reward for helping a Japanese soldier polish his boots, she was given a slices of butter cake”. This shows that the Japanese soldiers are kind to the people

Vishvan — 2019-01-21 02:27:59 UTC

Life during the Japanese occupation was laborious and quite unfair. We know this because source D2 states that “When the rickshaw pleader pleaded for a little more money, the soldier took the man’s arm,put it over his right soldier and flung him into the air with a judo throw”. This shows how the Japanese soldiers made the work environments for the civilians cruel and harsh.

nikitha_lakshmanan — 2019-01-21 02:28:20 UTC

Life during the Japanese occupation was tough and people were starving. We know this because sources A2, A3, A4 and A6 implied that food was not easily obtained to the public back then and even when it was, it was extremely expensive and/or tasted bad. The prices of everything sold to the public had skyrocketed over only a span of 4 years.

Aaqil, John, Raksha, Ava

John0 — 2019-01-21 02:28:35 UTC

We can infer from source B3 that life during the Japanese Occupation was filled with propaganda. Source B3 says “They would show you the friendliness between the military and the civilians.” This shows that the Japanese were using propaganda to make people think that the Japanese were right and they were a better ruler than the British. Thus, there was a lot of propaganda to gain trust of the people.

chloe_loh_chien_yin — 2019-01-21 02:31:38 UTC

! i like your point on occupation !!! <333

teo_kacey — 2019-01-21 02:33:16 UTC

?, I would like to clarifyy how are these people’s lives “better” than others? And how do you know?