Wahi Annuar

Malayan communist

Wahi Annuar was a Malayan communist. He took to the forests at the beginning of the Malayan emergency. He was a leader in the MRLA 10th Malay Regiment.^[1]^[2] He was the fourth husband of fellow Communist leader Shamsiah Fakeh.^[3] However, he surrendered to the British in February 1950 and Shamsiah believed him dead. He eventually died many years later in 1980.^[4]

References

^ Hack, Karl (2021-12-16). The Malayan Emergency: Revolution and Counterinsurgency at the End of Empire. Cambridge University Press. pp. 175–177. ISBN 978-1-107-08010-2.
^ Chin, Aloysius (1995). The Communist Party of Malaya: The Inside Story. Vinpress. pp. 34–36. ISBN 978-967-81-0192-9.
^ "To exile and back again - the Malaysian Bar".
^ "To exile and back again - the Malaysian Bar".

Communism in Malaysia and Singapore

Wars and incidents

Wars

Malayan campaign
Vietnam War
Indonesia–Malaysia confrontation
Communist insurgency
- Sarawak
- Malaysia (1968-1989)
- Thailand

Malayan Emergency	Background & causes Briggs Plan New village Special Operations Volunteer Force Commonwealth Military Involvement Southern Rhodesia Australia New Zealand

Incidents

Organisations

Key people

Peninsular Malaysia and Singapore	Chin Peng Abdullah CD Lai Teck Shamsiah Fakeh Ahmad Boestamam Rashid Maidin Mokhtaruddin Lasso Kamarulzaman Teh Abu Samah Mohd Kassim Musa Ahmad Ibrahim Chik S. A. Ganapathy Suriani Abdullah Lau Yew Lee Meng Chen Tien Yeung Kwo Fong Chong Pik Eu Chooi Yip Lim Chin Siong Wahi Annuar Mat Indera R. G. Balan P. Veerasenan Devan Nair
Malaysian Borneo	Bong Kee Chok Yang Chu Chung Wen Ming Chyuan Yap Choon Hau Lam Wah Kwai Ang Chu Ting Wong Lieng Kui Cheung Ah Wah