Remembering May 13th And The Lessons Learned
Eddin Khoo, Historian and Writer
13-May-24 08:45
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It has been 55 years since racial tensions boiled over marking one of the darkest moments in Malaysia's history. May 13th, 1969 saw hundreds of people killed, with exact figures still unknown to this day. Eddin Khoo, a historian and writer, shares his insights with us and how we, as Malaysians, can learn from this tragic event to ensure it is never repeated.
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Produced by: Keith Kam
Presented by: Wong Shou Ning, Keith Kam
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Categories: Law/Activism, controversies, politics, international
Tags: historical tragedy, malaysia, may 13th riots, interracial harmony, malaysian history,
