The Eurasian Community
The Eurasian community, a blend of Asian and European heritage, faced significant challenges, including discrimination and harsh treatment during World War II. Many Eurasian men suffered as prisoners of war, and the community was often not accepted by the British due to their mixed race.
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The Eurasian Community Who were they Mix of Asian and European Reasons for coming to Singapore Their families followed the Europeans to Singapore Singapore was becoming more prosporous Wanted fresh opportunities to make lots of money by spice trades Their Contributions to Singapore They were of great help and value since they were familiar with the government processes. They continued to support and work for the new local government after the British left Singapore Some Eurasians became political leaders Singapore's 2nd President Benjamin Sheares was Eurasian They served in volunteer groups in civil defense They helped to fight in the war during World War 2 Where did they came from Came from Malacca Occupations Of The Eurasians Bankers Clerks Potical Leaders Civil Servants Teachers Sportsmen Soldiers Marksman Sailors Main topic Challenges faced by the Eurasians Many Eurasian men died as Prisoners Of War when building the railway Punished along with the Chinese during world war 2 Not accepted by the British Discrimination due to skin colour
