The "Malaysian Malaysia" Campaign
The ideological clash between the PAP's vision of equality and UMNO's "Ketuanan Melayu".
Key Questions
- 1What did the PAP mean by a "Malaysian Malaysia"?
- 2Why did the Alliance Party view this campaign as a threat to Malay rights?
- 3How did this ideological divide make separation inevitable?
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