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Florence read and reread the scouting reports, radio intercepts, and DF (direction finder) information that fed into Kokang's command post and alerted its leaders to much of the area's troop movements. The intermittent flow of data allowed ...
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Kokang a Novel of Southeast Asia
KOKANG opens up a world of warlords, mercenaries, and ethnic freedom fighters, Chinese mafia, and powerful and commanding women. This is a story from an Asian point of view--Asia from the inside out.
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Southeast Asian Minorities in the Wartime Japanese Empire
... nationalists to associate the Karen with repressive aspects of British colonial INDIA Imphal Myitkyina CHINA YUNNAN Kokang Kunlong Bhamo Hsenwi Myaungmya 21 Burma/Myanmar Chapter 2 The Karen of Burma under Japanese Rule.
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Political Authority in Burma's Ethnic Minority States: ... - Halaman 25
military junta (e.g., in the Kokang and Wa special regions) to the deeply militarized contexts in which populations live under the thumbs of rulers unchecked by any alternative sources of authority (in northern Rakhine State, as well as in areas ...
Mary Patricia Callahan, 2007
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The Tai World: A Digest of Articles from the Thai-Yunnan ...
family and heirs the hereditary rights to rule Kokang. In 1897, under the Peking Convention, Kokang was ceded to British Burma. Prior to the convention, Kokang's relations were mainly with China. Under British Burma ...
Andrew Walker, Nicholas Tapp, 2001
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By Force of Arms: Armed Ethnic Groups in Burma
Two dayslater, onthe8 August(also known as theKokang Incident), the Police and70Burmese troops18 went to search Pheung Kya‐shin's home but were blockedbyover 300 Kokang troops.A fiveand ahalfhour stand‐off ensued with the ...
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Merchants of Madness: The Methamphetamine Explosion ...
Married the daughter of Kokang chieftain Peng Jiasheng's (q.v.). Joined the 1989 mutiny andisnow militia commander close tothe Burmese government. His militia is called theNational Democratic Alliance Army (Eastern Shan State) and ...
Bertil Lintner, Michael Black, 2009
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Opium: Uncovering the Politics of the Poppy
In the early nineteenth century, northeastern Burma was already renowned for highquality opium produced in its Kokang region, located between the towns of Mong Ko and Panglong, on Yunnan's border with Burma. The region's opium trade ...
Pierre-Arnaud Chouvy, 2009
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Assessing Burma's Ceasefire Accords - Halaman 18
In 1990 when the neighboring Kokang army joined the fight against the KIO, the KIO was particularly worried. The Kokang worked with the SLORC because the SLORC promised them control over part of the northern border. However, after ...
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The Rise and Fall of the Communist Party of Burma (CPB) - Halaman 39
Political report of the politbureau of the CPB, submitted by Chairman Thakin Ba Thein Tin on November 1, 1978. The CPB's printing press, Panghsang, September 13, 1979, pp. 104-5. in Kokang, the Wa Hills, and the 815 region near Mutiny.