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Diary of a Girl in Changi

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Diary of a Girl in Changi (ISBN 0864176198) is the diary of Sheila Bruhn (née Allan) and her experiences in Singapore's Changi Prison from 1941 to 1945.^[1] It was first published by Kangaroo Press in 1994.

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