record those for whom no remains could be identified thus no known grave established. Singapore (Unmaintainable Graves) Memorial This memorial commemorates over 250 troops killed in action in British Malaya whose graves, whilst known, the Commonwealth War Graves Commission were unable to maintain and whose bodies could not be moved due to religious conviction. Singapore Cremation Memorial This memorial is to almost 800 casualties, mostly from Undivided India, who were cremated as part of their religious beliefs. Singapore Civil Hospital Grave Memorial At the end of the occupation of the island, wounded civilians and servicemen were brought to the hospital in large numbers. Many of these died and a mass grave was established for more than 400 of the bodies. After the war, rather than disturb the grave in a largely futile attempt to identify any single casualties, a cross was built over the grave and the site was consecrated by the Bishop of Singapore. Chinese Memorial This memorial, located further from the Singapore Memorial, is a mass grave for 69 Chinese servicemen serving with the Commonwealth forces who were killed at the start of the occupation. See also Kranji State Cemetery References External links Digger History: an unofficial history of the Australian & New Zealand Armed Forces My Far East – photographs of Kranji War Cemetery Peter Chou's PBase gallery of the Kranji War Memorial Petrowiliamus guide to Kranji War Cemetery Roll of Honour – details of the men buried in Kranji in several databases 1946 establishments in Singapore Cemeteries in Singapore Commonwealth War Graves Commission cemeteries in Singapore Kranji World War II cemeteries World War II sites in Singapore