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 178 BIBLIOGRAPHYOF ASIAN STUDIES 1965
to the Thai language, with exercises and an- BURMA
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. Ein Lehrgedicht fur junge Frauen-Suphasit
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LAYTON,W. La route de Mandalay. Historama
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MON NYIN, Saw. The Union as a wonderland of
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MYAT-DAUNG MAUNG. The gates of Mandalay
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NYI NYI. The development of university educa-
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PE KYWE, MAUNG. Into the trees and up the
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PE MAUNGTIN, U. The Text Publication Sub-
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JBRS 47 (Dec. 1964), 367-378.
SARIN, DEV D. Petrography and origin of Taung-
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- . Textural characteristics of channel sedi-
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SHwE MRA,U. Life at the Rangoon University.
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. "Row till you are dead" and other memor-
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THEOPHILUS. Burma jade. Guardian 12, no. 7
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TUN THU, MAUNG.The valley of jewels. For-
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Religion
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KING, WINSTON LEE. A thousand lives away;
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BA, VIVIAN.The first Burmese Buddhist cate-
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M. B. T. The Burmese Buddhist way of spiritual
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MEETING with Pandit Chatterjee. Guardian 12
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NI, U. Nyaung-ye Thabin and Buddha Day.
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SIXTEEN days in the Sasana Yeiktha, by a yogi
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SONISUJATA.The law of Kamma in personal ex-
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History, Biography
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ANDERS,LESLIE.The Ledo Road; General Joseph
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CHANG,C. T. Burma road. Singapore, Malaysia
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COLLIS,MAURICE.Siamese White. London, Faber,
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EVANS,Sir GEOFFREY. Imphal; a flower on lofty
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FOUCAR, EMILE CHARLESVICTOR. I lived in Burma.
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BA, VIVIAN. The beginnings of Western educa-
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.Ivan Paylovich Minayeff and his Burma
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BA HAN. The emergence of the the Burmese
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MYINT 00, Theikpan. Unyielding surrender.
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Pu, U. Burmese court paraphernalia.Guardian
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FOOD AND AGRICULTURE ORGANIZATION OF THE
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ASHDOWN,JOHN.Do-Bama nationalise ... FEER
45 (Sept. 19, 1965), 485-486.
AUNG MIN. Kunlong bridge over the Salween.
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AYE HLAING.Trends of economic growth and
income distribution in Burma. JBRS 47 (June
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ECONOMIC progress in the states of Burma 1963-
1964. Forward 3, no. 13 (Feb. 15, 1965), 18-22.
illus.
HARNESSINGnature in Popa area. Forward 3,
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MAUNG MOE, MAUNG. Kya-kan Sluit. Forward
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. State farms project in hill areas. Forward
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-. Taywintaung Irrigation Project. Forward
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MAUNG MOE, U MAUNG. SAC members study
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MAUNG SEIN HTWE. Rising stars of industrial
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MAUNG THEIKPA. Fish breeding as economic
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10. illus.
--. The Heinda mine project. Forward 3
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-. Textiles of Mudon; favourite apparel of the
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MIN THU RAIN. Village looms to produce 6 mil-
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MIN THURAIN. Collective farming on Yonelut
BURMA
Island. Forward 4, no. 4 (Oct. 1, 1965), 4-9.
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MIN THUREIN.Dyeing centre at Thazi is out-
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1965), 8-11. illus.
MIN THUYAIN. Footwear factory in Insein Jail.
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MYOMYINT.Yebets on the Pale-Gangaw High-
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PADMANABHAN, C. B. A review of economic
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SAGAING MIN AUNG.An excursion to Ywatha.
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SHWEBOH.The changing phase of agriculture.
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-. Oil struck in Prome hills. Forward 3, no.
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SELF-determining peasantry: agrarianreforms in
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THET TUN, U. Critique of a new preface to J. S.
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-. A critique of Louis J. Walinsky's 'Eco-
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THET WIN. Meteoric rise of deep-sea fishing
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illus.
TURNING parched land into gardens. Forward
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WALINSKY,Louis J. The role of the military
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WIN THEIN, PANTANAW. Fighting the late-mon-
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of Maubin. Forward 4, no.
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TED and E. G. MARSHALL. Glimpses
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of Burma. Asia no. 3 (Spring 1965), 12-31.
AUNG THAN TUN. Burmese women. Guardian
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BURLING, RoBBINs. Burmese kinship terminology.
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117.
GLICKSMAN,MICHAELand JULIAN WOHL. Ex-
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KYAW YIN. The problem of crime and the crim-
inal and its solution in socialist Burma. JBRS
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MOOKHERJI, SUDHANSU BIMAL. Peoples of Burma.
EW 19 (Apr. 1965), 9-11.
MYA MAUNG. Agricultural cooperation in Burma:
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socio-economic action. Social and economic
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Ni Ni Gyi. Patterns of social change in a Bur-
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SAN NGWE, DAGON U. Thingyan. Forward 3, no.
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SEIN Tu, U. The Burmese modification of the
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--. The psychodynamics of Burmese person-
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SING KHO KHAI. Custom denies women to inherit.
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STEVENSON, H. N. C. Racial and social problems
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SMITH, DONALDEUGENE. Religion and politics
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ALLEN, Sir RICHARD. Recent developments in
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AUNG SAN. Steps to the final goal. Guardian 12,
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