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What actors and actresses appeared in A Town Like Alice - 1956?
The cast of A Town Like Alice - 1956 includes: Mary Allen as Mrs. Anderson Jean Anderson as Miss Horsefall Nakanishi as Captain Nishi Vincent Ball as Ben Sanny Bin Hussan as Mat Amin Meg Buckenham as Mary Graham Edwina Carroll as Fatima Virginia Clay as Mrs. Knowles Margaret Eaden as Jane Gwenda Ewen as Mrs. Rhodes John Fabian as Mr. Holland Peter Finch as Joe Harman Geoffrey Hawkins as Robin Renee Houston as Ebbey Otokichi Ikeda as Kempetei Sergeant Peter John as Timothy Geoffrey Keen as Solicitor Sam Kydd as Australian Driver Dominic Lieven as Michael Rhodes Marie Lohr as Mrs. Dudley Frost Peter Madden as Aussie POW Virginia McKenna as Jean Paget Josephine Miller as Daphne Adams Eileen Moore as Mrs. Holland Philippa Morgan as Mrs. Lindsay Russell Napier as Jack Burns Vu Ngoc Tuan as Captain Yanata Nora Nicholson as Mrs. Frith Armine Sandford as Mrs. Carstairs June Shaw as Mrs. Graham Maureen Swanson as Ellen Kenji Takaki as Japanese Sergeant Tim Turner as British Sergeant Tran Van Khe as Captain Sugaya Bay White as Mrs. Davies Munesato Yamada as Captain Takata
What were the problems faced in Singapore after World War 2?
How did World War 2 affect Singapore ?1) What were the efforts made by the British to defend Singapore?- " Main fleet to Singapore" strategy- Installation of 15-inch guns facing the sea- Building of military airfields and underground bunkers- Building of the Naval Base in Sembawang.-> Why did the British fail to stop the Japanese?- Good Japanese Preparation- Japanese superioty in battle strategy, armed forces and leadership- British priory to war in Europe2) How did the people of Singapore react to the Japanese attack?- The people of Singapore were led to believe that the possibility of a Japanese attack was remote->How did the Japanese Occupation change the lives of people inSingapore?- Singapore renamed as Syonan-To- British and other Europeans taken as prisoners-of-war- Most lived in fear of the Kempetei and its harsh punishment- Operation Sook Ching attempted t wipe out Chinese oppositionto the Japanese- Serious shortage of food and poor health conditions3) Did life return to normal after the end of the Japanese Occupation?- The British Military Adminiastration established for post- warreconstruction- Shortage of food, jobs, water and electricity- Overcrowding and unhygienic housing conditions
