The Japanese Occupation during World War II was a dark and brutal time in Singapore's history. Retired pharmacist William Gwee tells us what it was like growing up as a child during those difficult days. FULL STORY: http://bit.ly/2c7OnpA | The New Paper

15 February 1942 marks the day when the British surrendered Singapore to the Japanese. On this day, Lieutenant-General Percival of the British Army and his delegation met General Yamashita at the Japanese headquarters at Ford Factory where the surrender was finalised. For the next 3 years and 7 months from 15 Feb 1942, Singapore was known as Syonan-To (Light of the South). The Japanese Occupation finally ended on 12 September 1945 when the Japanese announced their surrender after the bombings of

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