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Tag Archives: Burma
Carl Crow’s The Long Road Back to China
In 1939 Carl Crow – an American journalist, advertising executive and author who had lived in Shanghai for 25 years until forced out by the Japanese – travelled up the Burma Road from Rangoon to Chongqing on assignment for Liberty magazine - ‘the most interesting assignment I have ever been given’.
Posted in China Books
Tagged Burma, Carl Crow, Earnshaw Books, Paul French
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A call for Chinese to take up arms in Burma
A mass letter, signed by an organization called the Global Chinese-Kokang United Alliance, calls for the Chinese volunteers to follow earlier generations in taking up arms to save Kokang from the brutal rule of Burmese government.
WWII veterans return from Burma after 67 years
Nine former soldiers of the Chinese Expeditionary Force who have chose to stay in Burma after the Second World War start their home visit yesterday.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged Burma, history, Mordern Express, veteran, WWII
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Shanxi teens held for ransom in Burma
Teens from Shanxi Province were lured to Burma with the false promise of jobs.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged Burma, kidnapping, The Beijing News
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A native Burmese account of the cyclone aftermath
An eye witness account of disaster relief in Myanmar / Burma.
Posted in Disaster Relief
Tagged Burma, cyclone, disaster relief, Myanmar
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Burma cyclone eye witness accounts
Two eye witness eye accounts from the cyclone in Burma.
Posted in China's neighborhood
Tagged Burma, cyclone, Myanmar, Nargis, natural disasters, Rangoon, Yangon
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Xinhua: 15,000 dead in Burmese cyclone
Xinhua: 15,000 death toll from cyclone
The Burma Road to Yunnan
A WWII newsreel of the opening of the Burma Road to China.
Posted in Featured Video
Tagged Burma, Burma Road, Japan, WWII, Yunnan
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Seventy years after the Great Purge
Phoenix Weekly (凤凰周刊) has a cover feature on the 70th anniversary of Stalin’s Great Purge, and a report on Burma’s Shan State (掸邦) and Yawd Serk (约色).
Posted in Magazines
Tagged Burma, Huang Zhangjin, Olympics, Phoenix Weekly, Stalin, Xiamen
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Danwei Picks: 2007-11-13
Links to Amoiist, Hecaitou, and Tim O’Reilly.