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A travelling exhibition launched on 3rd December 2009 to commemorate both the 50th anniversary of self-governance in Singapore, as well as the unveiling of our first three National Symbols on 3 December 1959. Find out more about this exhibition - how our national identity was born from what we share together, how our National Symbols came about and how Singapore has changed over the years as seen through the stories of many diverse Singaporeans born on 3 December!
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Project 3/12 Decoded Contest - How many times can you spot each of the symbols in the picture? Submit your answer here and you may stand to win cash prize of $100 in a lucky draw! May the sharpest five pairs of eyes win!
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This latest issue of BeMUSE (Volume 3, Issue 1, January to March 2010) focuses on examining the well-known aspects of history and heritage from a different perspective, and hence the theme ‘the unknown within the known’. You will find articles which introduce exhibitions that explore the little known but interesting historical details such as the evolution of carrier bags in Singapore from the 1960s to the 1980s as well as the contributions of volunteers from Singapore who signed up as drivers to truck vital supplies between Burma and China during the Sino-Japanese War in 1939. Through these articles, readers are given the opportunities to learn about an aspect of history that was not known to them before. Therefore, readers will appreciate that history is dynamic, and new perspectives are formed as new evidences are uncovered over time.
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