Bertil Lintner Collection of Burmese documents
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Bertil Lintner (born 1953) is a Swedish journalist, author and strategic consultant who has been writing about Asia for nearly four decades. He was formerly the Burma (Myanmar) correspondent of the now defunct Far Eastern Economic Review, and Asia correspondent for the Swedish daily Svenska Dagbladet and Denmark's Politiken. He currently works as a correspondent for Asia Times.
This collection contains digitized versions of documents about Burma collected by Mr. Lintner.
Source: Bertil Lintner, Wikipedia http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bertil_Lintner, accessed January 28, 2021.Recent Submissions
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Burmese military document
(Loikaw, Karenni State, 1991)Burmese military document about insurgent activity in Eastern Burma. In Burmese -
Handwritten document detailing Burmese military units and their positions
(1988)Handwritten document given to Bertil Lintner regarding military units and their positions. Date unknown. -
The Burman Military: Holding the Country Together?
(1988)On March 2, 1962, the Burma Army under General Ne Win staged a coup. The principal reason given for this act was that the Union was endangered, hence forcing the military to act in order to "keep the country together". The ... -
An account of the beginning of the Burma R.N.V.R. and its activities during the war.
(Royal Navy, 1947)History of the Burmese Navy during the colonial period -
Report on arms sales to Burma
(1991)Account of involvement of Carl Gustav, a Swedish weapons company, with Burmese military? In Swedish -
Structure of the Burmese military
(1990)A handwritten account of details concerning the structure of the Burmese military. In Burmese -
Translated title: "Hawkers of Human Hope and We"
(1959)A Working Paper read to the Seminar on The Defense of our National Ideology By the Director of Education & Psychological Warfare, the Ministry of Defense -
Yan Thu Tat Pwe Su Pwe Hmu Sit Inga Sin
(All Burma Students' Democratic Front, 1992)Information on the Burmese military, including list of personnel, rank, and assignment. In Burmese -
Translated title: "Burmese Political Travels and Ne Win"
(1969)Excerpt from book with information about Gen Ne Win; text in Burmese. -
The Burmese Army, A Profile
(1987)Short Summary of Armed Groups in Burma, circa 1987. Includes descriptions of Army, Navy, and Air Force troops, plus para-military forces and warlord army. -
Burma's Military and the Construction of a Despotic Order: A Master's Thesis Proposal and Outline
(1989)Burma has been neglected by the outside world for quite some time, and as a result, the awareness and knowledge of its political system and politics is scanty, and worse, out-dated and marred by stereotyped images. For ... -
Letter, Jackie Yang to Bertil Lintner
(1985)Correspondence about research on the book entitled The House of Yang -
Letter about Kokang History
(1992)Letters, Jackie Yang to Bertil Lintner. I shall answer your questions first re: 1. Jimmy Yang or Yang Kyein Sein. He was born in Kokang (not sure of the exact place) could be Jadiling, in April 1920. -
The Burma Road: A Book Proposal
(1980)Using the Burma Road and its colorful history as a backdrop, I intend a book of some 350-400 pages, with photographs, which surveys the Burma road in another, wider context. I mean the road taken by Burma since its ... -
The Sino-Burmese Frontier Problem
(American Institute of Pacific Relations, 1957)Late in July 1956, The Nation, an independent and influential Rangoon daily broke the story about Communist Chinese forces in northeastern Burma. Thereafter, and not without embarrassment to the Burmese Government, it waged ... -
History of the Chinese Communist Strategy re Sino-Burmese Border Question
(Hong Kong: Research Backgrounder, 1960)Extensively researched report on Sino-Burmese boundary issue. -
Kawthoolei Separatist Stamps
(Thai Philately, 1990)Article from the Fall 1990 issue of Tahi Philately about Karen National Union Stamps. Document 2 below is a scan of Kawthoolei stamps in color. -
The History of Negotiations Since the Start of Insurrection
(Rangoon: The Sunday Nation, 1956-09)U Nu lays bare past secrets to prove falsity of present rebel "peace" campaign. A major policy speech concerning the Government's attitude towards negotiations with the Communist rebels was made by AFPFL President U Nu ...