Titlebook: Burma’s Constitution; Maung Maung Book 1961 Martinus Nijhoff, The Hague, Netherlands 1961 Gesch?ftsordnung.Policy.Revolution.constitution.

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Liberation and Fulfilmentrpet-bombings, it sent delegations to plead with the commander- in-chief to spare Rangoon, especially the Shwedagon Pagoda. The delegations, made up on most trips of U Tun Aung and U Thein Maung, started going to the Japanese headquarters from October, 1944, when the writing on the wall was already

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Fundamental Rightscise of such rights may be subject to conditions as in the case of transfer of land to an alien, which requires the permission of the President under the Transfer of Property (Restriction) Act. But most rights are assured to citizen and alien alike and their full enjoyment is unrestricted.’

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The Union Governmentleadership, forming a Government within a few hours of the assassinations because there was the fear in the AFPFL that U Saw, leader of the Myochit Party, who was later found guilty for the crimes, might be invited by the Governor to do so.

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The Statesthe basic principles of the constitution were formulated and the first draft was approved. ‘In my opinion,’ he answered, ‘it will not be feasible to set up a Unitary State. We must set up a Union with properly regulated provisions to safeguard the rights of the national minorities. But we must take

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International Relationsad: ‘That this historic land of Burma shall attain its rightful and honoured place in the world, make its full and willing contribution to the advancement and welfare of mankind and affirm its devotion to the ideal of peace and friendly co-operation amongst nations founded on international justice a

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