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U Nu
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Burmese nationalist and political figure (1907-1995)

Also known as: Nu, Thakin Nu, У Ну, يو نو, 우 누, ウー・ヌ

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Known works

  • Kyvanʻupʻ tuiʹ nhaṅʻʹ Ūʺ Kyoʻ Nrimʻʺ
  • The people win through (1957)
  • Burma under the Japanese (1954)
  • Kyeʺ jūʺ rhaṅʻ (2004)
  • An Asian speaks