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We'll all be happy to see the end of 2020, but there's one last task I need to do - prepare this year's lists of birthday buildings:
50-year-old buildings:
This is the last "New on Gwulo" roundup for 2020, but I've got one more newsletter to send out before the end of the year. Until then I hope you're enjoying the holiday break, even if so many of the usual Christmas activities are on hold this year.
Best wishes,
David
General
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General
December, 1941.
79 years ago tensions were high as war with Japan seemed inevitable. On December 8th, those fears were confirmed when Japanese planes attacked Kai Tak, and Japanese soldiers crossed the border into the New Territories. The fighting continued until the British surrendered on Christmas Day.