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Myanmar 101: British Burma

April 11, 2017

A short guide to the events, politics and legacy of Burma’s decades under British India.

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‘We were the Kula’: Cambodia’s missing Myanmar community

Tucked away in the mountains of western Cambodia are the remnants of a once-thriving Myanmar community known as the Kula, whose decline is a little-explored mystery involving gems, dreams and the Khmer Rouge.

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