The 1900s
111 documents whose coverage touches the 1900s.
- SG-A-05 · The Founding EraThe Merger with Malaysia (1963) and its Failure
- SG-A-16 · The Founding EraEducation as Nation-Building: The Bilingual Policy 1959–1979
- SG-A-20 · The Founding EraOperation Cold Store and the Internal Security Act Doctrine (1963–1990s)
- SG-A-21 · The Founding EraThe 1959 General Election and PAP's First Government
- SG-A-22 · The Founding EraThe Fall of Singapore and the Japanese Occupation — Foundations of Postcolonial Singapore (1941–1945)
- SG-A-23 · The Founding EraThe Maria Hertogh Riots and the Limits of Colonial Law (1950)
- SG-A-24 · The Founding EraThe Malayan Emergency and Singapore — Colonial Counter-Insurgency, Trade Unionism, and the ISA Inheritance (1948–1960)
- SG-A-25 · The Founding EraFrom Third World to First — The Founding Generation's Historiography of Singapore's Transition (1965–1990)
- SG-A-26 · The Founding EraAlbert Winsemius and the Foreign Advisor Tradition — Singapore's Outside-Expertise Doctrine (1960–1984)
- SG-A-27 · The Founding EraThe 21 July 1964 Prophet Muhammad's Birthday Procession Riots — Origins, Death Toll, and Doctrinal Inheritance
- SG-A-28 · The Founding EraThe May 1969 Race Riots — Cross-Border Aftermath of Kuala Lumpur and the Singapore Posture
- SG-A-29 · The Founding EraThe 1985 Recession and the Economic Committee — Singapore's First Post-Independence Macroeconomic Crisis (1984–1987)
- SG-A-30 · The Founding EraThe Rendel Constitution and the Marshall Government — Singapore's First Elected Government (1953–1956)
- SG-A-31 · The Founding EraThe Founding Cabinet's Second-Generation Handover — From LKY's Inner Circle to Goh Chok Tong's Cohort (1979–1990)
- SG-A-32 · The Founding EraThe ASEAN Founding (1967) and Singapore's Sponsoring Role — The Bangkok Declaration and Beyond (1965–1971)
- SG-A-33 · The Founding EraThe Bilingual Policy Foundations — Goh Keng Swee's 1979 Education Reform and the Mother Tongue Architecture (1965–1990)
- SG-A-34 · The Founding EraThe 1968 General Election — Singapore's First Post-Independence Election and the PAP Sweep
- SG-A-35 · The Founding EraThe 1972, 1976, and 1980 General Elections — Singapore's One-Party Dominant Decade
- SG-A-37 · The Founding EraThe 1991 and 1997 General Elections — Goh Chok Tong's Consultative Mandate (1991–1997)
- SG-A-38 · The Founding EraThe 2001 and 2006 General Elections — GCT's Final Mandate and LHL's First (2001–2006)
- SG-A-39 · The Founding EraDavid Marshall's Political Arc — From Chief Minister to Ambassador (1955–1995)
- SG-A-40 · The Founding EraThe 1960s Housing Build-Out — Singapore's First Decade of HDB Mass Construction (1960–1970)
- SG-A-41 · The Founding Era1965 Independence Architecture — Separation Day, Constitutional Reorganisation, Sovereignty Building (Aug–Dec 1965)
- SG-B-21 · The Second ActYusof Ishak and Benjamin Sheares — The Founding Presidencies (1965–1981)
- SG-B-24 · The Second ActThe Death of Lee Kuan Yew (23 March 2015) — State Mourning, Public Outpouring, and the SG50 Frame
- SG-B-27 · The Second ActLee Kuan Yew as Senior Minister and Minister Mentor (1990–2011) — Post-Premiership Architecture
- SG-C-05 · Chronological EventsThe Industrialisation Decade (1971-1979)
- SG-C-16 · Chronological EventsThe Hotel New World Collapse (1986): Thirty-Three Lives and the Birth of Modern Building Safety
- SG-C-17 · Chronological EventsThe Sentosa Cable Car Disaster (1983): Seven Deaths, Thirteen Hours, and the Price of Infrastructure Ambition
- SG-C-19 · Chronological EventsKonfrontasi — The Undeclared War and Singapore's Baptism in Regional Insecurity (1963–1966)
- SG-C-33 · Chronological EventsThe Chia Thye Poh 32-Year Detention — Singapore's Longest ISA Detention and the 1989 Release Conditions (1966–1998)
- SG-C-40 · Chronological EventsThe 1987 Marxist Conspiracy Detentions — Operation Spectrum (1987–1990)
- SG-D-02 · Policy DomainsEducation — From Colonial Classrooms to Global Rankings (1959–2026)
- SG-F-02 · Foreign PolicySingapore and the United States — Strategic Partnership (1965-2026)
- SG-F-04 · Foreign PolicySingapore and Malaysia — The Permanent Bilateral (1965–2026)
- SG-F-05 · Foreign PolicySingapore and Indonesia — Konfrontasi to SIJORI to Regional Partner (1963–2026)
- SG-F-06 · Foreign PolicySingapore and India — The Strategic Partnership (1965–2026)
- SG-F-08 · Foreign PolicyThe Five Power Defence Arrangements — From British Withdrawal to Indo-Pacific Security (1971–2026)
- SG-F-09 · Foreign PolicyWater Diplomacy — The Malaysia Water Issue (1961-2026)
- SG-F-14 · Foreign PolicySingapore and Israel — The Secret Alliance and Its Legacy (1965–2026)
- SG-F-35 · Foreign PolicySingapore-Japan Relations — From Reparations to Strategic Partnership (1950–2026)
- SG-F-40 · Foreign PolicySingapore-Israel Relations — From Defence Origins to the Post-October-2023 Test (1965–2026)
- SG-G-03 · Social PolicyThe Indian Community — Diversity, Achievement, and Representation (1965–2026)
- SG-G-04 · Social PolicyThe Chinese Community — Dialect Groups, Identity, and Dominance (1959–2026)
- SG-G-05 · Social PolicyThe Eurasian and Other Communities — Beyond the CMIO Framework (1819–2026)
- SG-G-08 · Social PolicyThe Women's Charter and Gender Policy — State Feminism, Conservative Limits, and the Unfinished Revolution (1961-2026)
- SG-G-18 · Social PolicyUniversities: NUS, NTU, SMU, and the Knowledge Economy (1905-2026)
- SG-G-24 · Social PolicyThe Internal Security Act: Complete History of Application (1963-2026)
- SG-G-32 · Social PolicyBukit Brown Cemetery: The Dead, the Living, and the Eight-Lane Highway (2011-2026)
- SG-G-40 · Social PolicySG-G-40 — MOE Kindergartens and the Early Childhood Transformation: State Entry into Preschool Education (2012–2026)
- SG-G-52 · Social PolicyDivorce and Family Policy — Family Justice Reform and the 2014 Family Justice Courts (1980–2026)
- SG-G-59 · Social PolicyChinese Community Organisations — From Clan Associations to SFCCA (1819–2026)
- SG-G-60 · Social PolicyIndian Community Organisations — SINDA, Hindu Endowments Board, Tamil Murasu (1923–2026)
- SG-G-61 · Social PolicyThe Eurasian Community in Singapore — From Colonial Bridge to CMIO 'Other' (1819–2026)
- SG-H-ARTS-08 · Arts & Cultural FiguresGeorgette Chen — Still Lifes of a Nation (1906–1993)
- SG-H-ARTS-15 · Arts & Cultural FiguresChen Wen Hsi — The Gibbons and the Grid (1906–1991)
- SG-H-CS-04 · Civil ServantsGeorge Edwin Bogaars — The Security Architect
- SG-H-CS-16 · Civil ServantsP.S. Raman — Pioneer-Generation Diplomat
- SG-H-DPM-01 · Deputy Prime MinistersGoh Keng Swee — The Economic and Defence Architect
- SG-H-DPM-02 · Deputy Prime MinistersS. Rajaratnam — The Ideologue of the Nation
- SG-H-DPM-03 · Deputy Prime MinistersS. Dhanabalan — The Conscience That Stepped Away
- SG-H-DPM-05 · Deputy Prime MinistersTony Tan Keng Yam — The Steady Hand
- SG-H-DPM-06 · Deputy Prime MinistersLee Hsien Loong — The Crown Prince Years (1984–2004)
- SG-H-DPM-07 · Deputy Prime MinistersWong Kan Seng — Home Affairs and the Mas Selamat Crisis
- SG-H-MIN-01 · MinistersAhmad Mattar — The Quiet Steward of the Malay Community's Place in Governance
- SG-H-MIN-02 · MinistersBalaji Sadasivan — The Neurosurgeon Who Died in Service
- SG-H-MIN-03 · MinistersChan Chun Sing — The General Who Became the System's Most Faithful Product
- SG-H-MIN-05 · MinistersChoo Wee Khiang — The Single-Term Cautionary Tale
- SG-H-MIN-06 · MinistersDesmond Lee — The Housing Reformer and Son of the System
- SG-H-MIN-08 · MinistersE.W. Barker — The Founding Legal Architect
- SG-H-MIN-12 · MinistersGrace Fu — The First and the Recovery
- SG-H-MIN-16 · MinistersJek Yeun Thong — The Chinese-Educated Voice in an English-Educated Cabinet
- SG-H-MIN-39 · MinistersToh Chin Chye — The Founding Intellectual Who Was Sidelined
- SG-H-OPP-10 · Opposition FiguresLee Siew Choh — The Road Not Taken [COMPLETE]
- SG-H-OPP-11 · Opposition FiguresFong Swee Suan — The Labour Movement's Lost Leader [COMPLETE]
- SG-H-OPP-12 · Opposition FiguresS. Woodhull — The Union Lawyer and the "Big Six" [COMPLETE]
- SG-H-OPP-13 · Opposition FiguresDavid Marshall — The Passionate Democrat [COMPLETE]
- SG-H-OPP-14 · Opposition FiguresTan Wah Piow — The Student Activist in Exile [COMPLETE]
- SG-H-PM-01 · Prime MinistersLee Kuan Yew — The Complete Governing Biography
- SG-H-PM-02 · Prime MinistersGoh Chok Tong — Singapore's Second Prime Minister
- SG-H-PRES-01 · PresidentsYusof bin Ishak — The First President of a Nation He Did Not Choose to Lead
- SG-H-PRES-02 · PresidentsBenjamin Sheares — The Doctor Who Became Head of State
- SG-H-THINK-11 · Public Intellectuals & ThinkersKenneth Paul Tan — The Meritocracy Critic: Singapore's Most Rigorous Internal Dissident
- SG-H-THINK-38 · Public Intellectuals & ThinkersTan Tai Yong — The Historian Who Placed Singapore in Seven Centuries: From Garrison States to the Idea of Smallness Unconstrained
- SG-I-03 · InstitutionsThe Presidency — Elected, Ceremonial, or Constitutional Guardian?
- SG-I-04 · InstitutionsThe Judiciary: Independence, Efficiency, and Criticism
- SG-I-16 · InstitutionsLife After Politics — Singapore's Former Office Holders (1965–2026)
- SG-I-28 · InstitutionsNational Parks Board — The City in a Garden Architecture (1996–2026)
- SG-J-02 · Contested LegaciesOperation Coldstore (1963) — The Archival Record and the Competing Interpretations
- SG-J-14 · Contested LegaciesThe Lee Kuan Yew Legacy: Contested Assessments
- SG-J-15 · Contested LegaciesCan the Singapore Model Be Exported?
- SG-K-01 · Key DecisionsSeparation from Malaysia (1965) — The Decision That Created a Nation
- SG-K-03 · Key DecisionsOperation Coldstore (1963) — The Decisive Strike
- SG-K-05 · Key DecisionsThe Bilingual Policy Decision — Killing the Dialect and Choosing English (1966–1979)
- SG-K-12 · Key DecisionsThe Death of Lee Kuan Yew and the National Mourning (March 2015)
- SG-K-15 · Key DecisionsThe Dormitory Crisis: COVID-19 and the Migrant Worker Reckoning (2020)
- SG-K-16 · Key DecisionsThe Heng Swee Keat Succession Crisis (2021)
- SG-K-17 · Key DecisionsThe Decision to Prosecute Iswaran (2023–2024)
- SG-K-18 · Key DecisionsManaging the 1964 Racial Riots: Decisions Under Fire
- SG-K-26 · Key DecisionsThe Laju Hijacking (1974): Terrorism, Negotiation, and the Forging of Singapore's Security Doctrine
- SG-K-39 · Key DecisionsThe 1990 Goh Chok Tong Premiership Transition — The First Succession (1984–1990)
- SG-K-45 · Key DecisionsThe 1991 General Election — Hougang Won, Four Opposition SMCs, and the GCT Mandate (1991)
- SG-L-04 · Rhetoric & AnthologyThe Founding Myths — Stories Singapore Tells Itself
- SG-L-05 · Rhetoric & AnthologyStories of Sacrifice and Nation-Building — The Pathos Archive
- SG-L-25 · Rhetoric & AnthologyPMO Speech Anthology — Education, Meritocracy, and the Skills Compact (1965–2025)
- SG-L-50 · Rhetoric & AnthologyLee Kuan Yew Speeches by Decade — A Verbatim Anthology (1959–2015)
- SG-M-01 · Ideas & FrameworksThe Singapore Model — Ideology, Pragmatism, or Something Else?
- SG-M-07 · Ideas & FrameworksMultiracialism as State Ideology — Engineering Harmony in a Plural Society
- SG-N-02 · External LensLearning from Singapore — How Other Countries Have Applied (and Misapplied) the Singapore Model
- SG-N-07 · External LensASEAN Neighbours' View of Singapore — Envy, Resentment, and Emulation (1965–2025)
- SG-N-22 · External LensSingapore in Democracy Indices — Freedom House, V-Dem, EIU, Polity (1965–2026)