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BORN |
Feb 13 , 1915 |
June
19, 1945 |
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Respective commemorations |
Burmese
Children’s day |
Burmese
Women’s day |
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Perceived by people as |
Burma’s national hero |
Burma’s national heroine |
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Gender |
Male. Could be tough and strong as a superman but his heart on the people is
gentle like a mother. |
Female but her mind is tough could be compare to the IRON Ladies, Margaret
Thetcher combine with Indera Gandhi. But like her father she has a kind and
gentle heart. She is famous for her LOVING KINDNESS. |
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Physical features |
Similar to his daughter in
the likeness in physical and facial features |
Those who see her, automatically recall her father because of
the likeness in physical and facial features |
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mental
strength |
High |
High |
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Character |
Impeachable and without any blemish
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Impeachable and without any blemish
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PARENTS |
U Pha, a lawyer and Daw Su |
General Aung San and Daw Khin Kyi, |
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BORN |
Natmauk, Magwe |
Rangoon |
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POLOTICIAN |
Pioneer politician during British colony |
Pioneer politician during Military colony |
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POLITICAL
HERATAGE |
Great uncle Bo Min Yaung fought the British
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Great father fought the British and Japan |
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EDUCATION |
B.A. degree in English Literature, Modern History, and Political Science
from Rangoon University |
Graduated from Lady Shri Ram College, New Delhi in 1964.
B.A. degree in Politics, Philosophy and economics from St Hugh’s College,
Oxford in 1989 |
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physical pheatures |
Similar to his daughter |
Strikingly similar to her father |
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Character |
Honest, never betrayed the trust of others,
Both of them have similar characters of courage, determination, honesty,
etc.
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Honest, never betrayed the trust of others,
Both of them have similar characters of courage, determination, honesty,
etc.
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Oratory Skills |
good |
good |
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Writing Skills |
good |
good |
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STUDENT LEADER |
Elected to the executive committee of the Rangoon University Students' Union
(RUSU). In 1938, elected president of both the Rangoon University Students
Union (RUSU) and the All-Burma Students Union (ABSU) |
Defacto leader of ABSDF
All Burma Students' Democratic Front. (Actually she is also regarded as the
supreme leader of the University
Students Unions |
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LEAGUE |
AFPFL or Anti-Fascist People’s freedom League |
NLD or National League for Democracy |
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Struggle for independence |
For the First Independence of Burma |
For the Second Independence of Burma |
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general secretary |
General Secretary of Dobama Asiayone (We Burmans Association)
formed in May 1930 |
General Secretary of National League for Democracy founded on 27
Sept, 1988.. |
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Top of the political ledder |
In September, 1946, Aung San, the President of the AFPFL, was appointed
Deputy Chairman of the Executive Council of Burma by the new British
Governor Sir Hubert Rance following the return of civil government to Burma. |
In 1990, the military junta called a general election, which the National
League for Democracy won decisively. |
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Eligible to be the Prime Minister |
Aung San was to all intents and purposes Prime Minister, although he was
still subject to a British veto. |
Under normal circumstances, she would have assumed the office of Prime
Minister. Instead, the results were nullified, and the military refused to
hand over power. |
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struggle, violent or non-violent or both |
After the Aung San Attlee agreement in London for Burma's independence
within a year, at the stopover in Delhi at a press conference, he stated
that the Burmese wanted 'complete independence' not dominion status and that
they had 'no inhibitions of any kind' about 'contemplating a violent or
non-violent struggle or both' in order to achieve this, and concluded that
he hoped for the best but he was prepared for the worst. |
Influenced by Buddhism’s LOVING KINDNESS and Mahatma Gandhi’s philosophy of
non-violence she still refused to endorse the violent struggle for the
second independence from Military rule |
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POLITICAL IDEAS AND CONCEPTS |
A founding member and first secretary-general of the Communist Party of
Burma (CPB) in August 1939. Shortly afterwards he co-founded the People's
Revolutionary Party, renamed the Socialist Party after the WW II. At first
his earlier political doctrine was naturally tainted by Socialist ideas as
that was the era of end of colonialism which was perceived to be associated
with Capitalism. Later Aung San changed his political concept to democracy. |
Daw Su was seen to be surrounded by ex-Communists in NLD. But all the people
of Burma believed her that she is not going to turn the wheel of the history
backwards to accept Communism or Socialism. She made it clear that she is
aiming to build a democratic new Burma. |
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LOVE OF THE BURMESE PEOPLE |
Got 100% (Note traitors, dictators, murderers are not worthy to be counted
as Burmese People) |
Got 100% (Note traitors, dictators, murderers are not worthy to be counted
as Burmese People) |
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RESPECT OF THE BURMESE PEOPLE |
Got 100% |
Got 100% |
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TRUST OF THE BURMESE PEOPLE |
Got 100% |
Got 100% |
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Although out of the sight of the people |
Always remembered and staying in the hearts and minds of the people |
Always remembered and staying in the hearts and minds of the people |
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hope and icon of all the burmese people |
During the fight against colonialism |
During the fight against Myanmar Military Junta |
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Panglon Conference |
Two weeks later, on 12 Feb 1947, Aung San signed an agreement at the
Panglon Conference with
leaders from other national groups, expressing solidarity and support for a
united Burma |
She is the only person who could successfully hold a SECOND
Panglon Conference. |
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Arrest orders |
In March 1940, he attended the Indian National Congress Assembly in Ramgarth,
India. However, the government issued a warrant for his arrest due to Thakin
attempts to organize a revolt against the British, and he had to flee Burma.
He went first to China, seeking assistance, but he was intercepted by the
Japanese in Amoy and was went to Japan to get the Military training. |
She was put under the FIRST house arrest on 20 July 1989. She was offered
freedom if she would leave the country, but she refused.
Some of her critics are advising her to leave Burma and to head the
Democratization Movement from abroad.
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awards |
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Sakharov Prize in 1990. NOBEL PEACE PRIZE in 1991.
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attacked |
months before independence, on 19 July 1947, Aung San and six of his newly
formed cabinet members including his older brother Ba Win were assassinated
during a cabinet meeting. The assassination was supposedly carried out on
the orders of U Saw, a rival politician; but there are romours that General
Ne Win was behind the plot |
On May 30, 2003, Myanmar Military government-sponsored mob attacked her
caravan in the northern village of Depayin, murdering and wounding many of
her supporters. Aung San Suu Kyi fled the scene with the help of
her driver, Ko Kyaw Soe Lin, but was arrested upon reaching Ye-U. The
government imprisoned her at Insein in Yangon. After she underwent a
hysterectomy in September 2003, the government again placed her
under house arrest in Yangon.
But all the Burmese people and the whole world believe that Sr General Than
Shwe was behind the plot. |
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Attackers punished |
U Saw and the
Assassins were tried in court and had given death sentence
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Leader of the attackers, General Soe Win was free together with the
Assassins SWAN AH SHINS.
General Soe Win was rewarded by SPDC with the Prime Ministership but GOD had
punished him with LEUKAEMIA and removed from theat position. |
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High level meetings |
On 27 Jan 1947, Aung San and the British Prime Minister Clement Attlee
signed an agreement in London guaranteeing Burma's independence within a
year - he had been responsible for its negotiation |
In March 2004, Tan Seri Razali Ismail, UN special envoy to Myanmar, met with
Aung San Suu Kyi.
On May 20, 2006 and Nov 11 2006, Mr Ibrahim Gambari, UN Undersecretary
General (USG) , met with Aung San Suu Kyi, |
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yanmar Tatmadaw’s unsuccessful attempt to erase the history
of burma |
The military regime in the 1990s tried to eradicate signs of Aung San's
memory.
Following the 8888 Uprising, the government redesigned the national
currency, the Kyat, removing his picture and replacing it with scenes of
Burmese life. |
SPDC leaders repeatedly tried to domngrade the role of Daw Suu in Myanmar.
They repeatedly say that people no more support her, she was the history.
All the NLD members abandoned the party etc. |
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Father and daughter’s mutual relation relationship. Family
honour the service and duty towards Burma |
His place in history as the Father of Burmese Independence and a national
hero continues to the present day both due to his own legacy and due to the
activities of his daughter.
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Her place in history as the Leader of Burmese the Burmese Democracy movement
for the second Independence and a national heroine continues to the present
day both due to her own legacy and due to the indelible legacy of her
father. |
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Present day Myanmar Tatmadaw is - |
Trying to disowned its founding father.
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Trying to eliminate, humiliate, disgrace the only surviving daughter of
their founding father. instead of protecting and loving as a sister. |
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Their role in Burmese People |
Both
of them will be in the hearts and minds of all the people of
Burma, regardless of race, religion or ethnicity. All the people trust him,
love him and willing to work with him. |
Both
of them will be in the hearts and minds of all the people of
Burma, regardless of race, religion or ethnicity. All the people trust her,
love her and willing to work with her. |
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If they became the Prime Ministers of Burma |
If
General Aung San was not assassinated and became the first PM of the
Independent Burma, we all would be in a better position now. |
If
Daw Aung San Su Kyi is free an given the chance to lead Myanmar as the first
PM of the (Second) Independent Burma, there is a very bright future for all
of us. |
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Prayers
and
hopes |
Kaung
yar thugati lar par sae. May God bless and forgive his soul and accept in
Heaven. |
May
God let her
FREE
in a very near future, with good mental and physical health. Please kindly
give her, strength, wisdom, ability and chance to lead Burma/Myanmar to
become a prosperous, peaceful developed and progressive country. |