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ethnic activists referred to
General Ne Win's
policies of the 1960s as "
Burmanization." This term
referred to the
policies of the
Burmese Road to Socialism...
- Myanmar's Mon state".
Retrieved 2024-02-09.
General Ne Win’s
Legacy of
Burmanization in Myanmar. doi:10.1007/978-981-97-1270-0. "Locals Fear 'Four Cuts'...
- Sao Shwe Thaik) (from Shan ၸဝ်ႈ). Saw (စော): Used for Shan
royalty (
Burmanized form of Sao) (e.g., Saw Mon Hla); also for
Karen men,
especially in S'gaw...
- Holmes,
Robert A. (1967). "Burmese
Domestic Policy: The
Politics of
Burmanization".
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University of
California Press: 188–197. doi:10...
- Schools". Eh Htoo, Saw; Waters, Tony (2024).
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Waters (2024).
General Ne Win's
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Burmanization in Myanmar.
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ethnicity and
culture in
Upper Burma in a
process that came to be
called Burmanization,
which Lieberman describes as "****imilation by bi-lingual peoples, eager...
- 13th to 16th centuries,
although the
founders of
these kingdoms were
Burmanized Shans and
Monized Shans, respectively.[citation needed] The
founding of...
- away from the
outside world when it came to the
economic policies. The
Burmanization of the
economy included the
expulsion of many
Chinese and
Indians from...
- Holmes,
Robert A. (1967). "Burmese
Domestic Policy: The
Politics of
Burmanization".
Asian Survey. 7 (3).
University of
California Press: 188–197. doi:10...
