Lim Bo Seng

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Lim Bo Seng was a prominent Chinese Singaporean resistance leader and war hero during World War II, renowned for his anti-Japanese espionage activities in Southeast Asia.

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instanceOf Singaporean military personnel
person
resistance leader
war hero
allegiance Allied powers NERFINISHED
British Empire
arrestedBy Japanese military police
associatedWith Malaya NERFINISHED
Singapore NERFINISHED
birthDate 1909-04-27
birthPlace Nan'an, Fujian, Qing China NERFINISHED
burialPlace MacRitchie Reservoir, Singapore NERFINISHED
causeOfDeath dysentery
torture
commemoratedBy Lim Bo Seng Memorial at Esplanade Park, Singapore NERFINISHED
Lim Bo Seng tomb at MacRitchie Reservoir
countryOfMemorial Singapore NERFINISHED
deathDate 1944-06-29
deathPlace Batu Gajah, Perak, Japanese-occupied Malaya NERFINISHED
detainedAt Batu Gajah prison NERFINISHED
education Raffles Institution NERFINISHED
St Joseph's Institution NERFINISHED
ethnicity Chinese
familyName Lim NERFINISHED
givenName Bo Seng NERFINISHED
hasMonument Lim Bo Seng Memorial NERFINISHED
honor posthumous recognition as national war hero in Singapore
knownFor anti-Japanese resistance activities in Malaya
espionage against Japanese forces in Southeast Asia
leadership in Force 136 operations
languageSpoken English
Hokkien
Mandarin
memberOf Force 136 NERFINISHED
Malayan resistance movement NERFINISHED
militaryRank major
name Lim Bo Seng NERFINISHED
nationality British subject
numberOfChildren 7
occupation businessman
resistance leader
organized guerrilla networks in Malaya
intelligence operations for Force 136
parent Lim Loh
participatedIn Malayan campaign NERFINISHED
World War II
resistance against Japanese occupation of Malaya
religion Methodism NERFINISHED
spouse Gan Choo Neo NERFINISHED

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Force 136 notableMember Lim Bo Seng