CIVILIAN WAR MEMORIAL
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The Civilian War Memorial in Singapore, also known as the "Memorial to the Civilian Victims of the Japanese Occupation", was erected in 1964 in memory of the 50,000 Singaporeans killed in World War II. This 67-meter high monument is also known among Singaporeans as "the two pairs of chopsticks", because of the four pillars shaped like Chinese chopsticks. They symbolize the four main "races" - Malay, Chinese, Tamil and "other" - united at the base and converging at one point.
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Visited in november 2019
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Monument proche du quartier coloniale. Grand obélisque blanc dans un petit parc et entouré de gratte ciel. A voir si vous passez a coté.
Visited in june 2019
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Memorial de la seconde guerre mondial
Intéressant uniquement de par son symbole, ce mémorial n'est pas impressionnant et ne mérite pas forcément un détour. Il est actuellement en rénovation.
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