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Burmese Politics From 1908 to World War II
Burmese political life featured student influence and cynicism toward promises. The Young Men's Buddhist Association formed in 1908 split to the Younger Party, while AFPFL led by Aung San won postwar elections demanding Independence. Prewar groups opposed British rule and debates over sovereignty and constitutional transfer to Burma shaped the road to independence.
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Burma
Rangoon
Union of
East Asia
Indo-China
China
Yunnan
India
Rangoon University
Agricultural College
Mandalay
Sfurrccrayy
Wee
Young Men's Buddhist Association
People’s Freedom League
Aung San
U Saw
Thakins
Ba Sein
AFPFL
House of Representatives
Dobama Asi- Ayon Orakin Party
Burma National League
Myochit
Aero
Esnae
Meniure
Searce
Maw
U Law