1915 Singapore Mutiny
The 1915 Singapore Mutiny was a brief but significant uprising by Malay soldiers in the Malay Regiment of the British Indian Army, who rebelled against their British officers in Singapore. The mutiny was sparked by a combination of factors, including racial tensions and dissatisfaction with British rule. It was eventually put down by British forces, resulting in the execution of several mutineers.
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