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What a difference five years can make the increase of interest in this period of Hong Kongs history has been as surprising as it has been intense. The Daily Mail several articles, The Guardian, South China Morning Post several articles, New York Times, Globe and Mail, Hong Kong Free Press, RTHK, and I probably missed others. My favourite memorial, though, has to be living one of the Watershed re enactment, which was so atmospheric especially when they were on the Star Ferry. So to celebrate this special month, for the first, last, and only time I am increasing the usual nine featured photos to eighteen. Celebrated the last day of 2. Peak and continuing up to Governors Walk to photograph the Mountain Lodge gatehouse, and Haystacks and other old buildings on the way down. I satisfied another minor ambition today, walking from home on Conduit Road through the hills to Stanley. The route was Bowen Road, Wong Nai Chung Gap, the catchwater path around Violet Hill, the catchwater path around The Twins, then Stanley Gap Road total time three hours. To be honest I didnt see much certainly not many people as it was the coldest day of the winter so far but it was still enjoyable. An Alberta newspaper ran a Hong Kong 1. Interestingly, Gerry Gerard was one of many Brits in C Force other obvious ones being Lawson, Osborn, and Hennessy the latter being born in Ireland before Eire was created. Mohammad Sadiqs HKSRA grandson got in touch again see November, this time sending a very welcome photo of his grandfather, plus a post Partition service document showing that he joined the Pakistani army in 1. Royal Indian Arty from 1. If I could have wished for one thing from Santa this year it would have been a complete list of all Indian Army Hong Kong POWsIt is a great shame and an embarrassment that my records of the Indians are so sketchy. I would be extremely grateful to anyone who could point me to better lists than I have. The Guardian today ran a story on the re enactment. It focused as did most of the comments beneath it on the political aspects, but it was still good to see it in the mainstream press. It being a beautiful clear morning in Hong Kong, though cool, I walked up The Peak and took a great photo of a rare haze free view over the city into the New Territories. John Greens RA, Lisbon Maru second cousin got in touch. Harold Holdens civilian working for RASC niece got in touch, sending a very kind email. Earlier I had helped add Holdens name to CWGC lists. Interestingly, Harolds brother Thomas was captain of HMHS Oxfordshire. Alan Weares RAF nephew got in touch. Weare was one of five RAFRAFVR men who went missing in The Ridge area on December 2. RAF rather than Army he is remembered on the Singapore memorial. The RTHK show I helped with last weekend was broadcast today and can be seen online here. The segment about the invasion starts at around 1. I was contacted by the family of a Leading Aircraftsman John Mc. Kee, who they believe was in Hong Kong until 1. There is indeed a man of that name on my POW lists, but as there John Mc. Kee was married in Scotland in 1. My bet is that he was one of the 3,4. RAF men who arrived for the reoccupation on 4 September 1. Craig Smiths article about Lawson came out in the New York Times and Globe and Mail today. I had put him in touch with the Lawson family, and his biographer. During numerous email exchanges I sent him Lieutenant Tamworths map of the defences at the bottom of Wong Nai Chung Gap, but I cant remember where    I found it Ive had it twenty years Im sure it was the PRO, but I dont recall which file. But the Lawson family were pleased with the article, which is the main thing. The Great Christmas MTB Escape was today featured in the South China Morning Post in the style of a Boys Own cartoon. Iain Gow kindly sent me the POW Index cards for the two Royal Scots Ford brothers. Victoria Phillips, granddaughter of American Stanley Internee Richard Sanger, is visiting Hong Kong today. After that she is touring Hiroshima with friends originally from there, who put together this fascinating private documentary about how their whole family survived the bomb. Ben Dalgleish kindly sent a few more photos, including one of about 1. Chindit Hong Kong Volunteers. The South China Morning Post reviewed a book about Macau during the war. As they say, the only other work available on this topic is Dr Colin Days edition of Reeves diary, so I will certainly get a copy. The South China Morning Post ran a story today about the re enactment. Today Hong Kong University Press sent me the proofs of my new book Reduced to a Symbolical Scale for checking. Submission date January 2. The Dulleys today visited the site of Postbridge, to place flowers where Hughs father was killed seventy five years ago to the day. Spent the whole morning filming a short documentary with RTHK. The only problem was that I thought it was going to be radio, and hadnt even shaved As soon as I saw their van, I thought it held rather more cameras than generally used on radio Anyway, we filmed various pieces to camera at both Pinewood Battery and Sai Wan Cemetery. By good fortune a Japanese photograph of Pinewood Battery under fire had appeared on facebook that very morning, which was useful to explain the situation to the film crew. While in Sai Wan, I took a particularly evocative photo of Bob Newtons grave, just one day short of the seventy fifth anniversary of his death. The copy of Britain At War magazine, kindly sent to me by George Boote, arrived today. The Hong Kong article on CSM Osborn, VC had nothing much to add, but was well enough done. It still claimed all the action was on Mount Butler, despite descriptions, archaeological evidence, and veterans accounts placing it on Jardines Lookout. The South China Morning Post ran yet another 1. A fully attributed version of this article can be seen here. Today I had the pleasure of meeting Hugh Dulley and his wife Barbara who were visiting Hong Kong. Hugh kindly gave me a copy of his fathers book, A Voyage To War. My copy of Canadians Behind Enemy Lines by Roy Maclaren see last month arrived today, and it does indeed include a section about Mike Kendall training Chinese Canadians later in the war. Tai Hang Wong notes The local Chinese newspaper Apple Daily today reports that the Conservancy Association Centre For Heritage will premiere a new documentary tomorrow on Alec Michael Wright who is now 1. Buy Cyberworld 3D Movie on this page. UK.  The film covers the life and contribution of Alec Wright in the development of public housing estates of Hong Kong. The Lai Tak Estate on Tai Hang Road was named in honour of Alec when he was the Director of Public Works. The official Chinese name of Alec Wright is Woo Lai Tak. I used to correspond with Michael twenty or so years ago. Diary extracts for 1. December 1. 94. 1 from In Time of War have been appearing on the Proverse. Press facebook page, continuing up to 3. December 2. 01. 6. Eric Buttresss listed as a civilian, but killed on Jeanette grandson got in touch. His wife Doris and two older children she was pregnant with the third had privately evacuated to Canada. Today was that special and exciting day of the year when I receive my annual royalty cheque from Hong Kong University Press All three of the books I wrote with them are still available, and each year they pay me my dues for that years sales. Now, many people seem to think that publishing books about the war in Hong Kong must some how enrich me, so for full disclosure my income from this year came to the grand sum of HK1,9.