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Thakin Soe

Burmese Marxist-Leninist leader (1906–1989).

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  1. Communist Party of Burma

    Underground political party in Myanmar.

    31%

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    Political party in Myanmar.

    28%

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    Burmese poet and politician (1876–1964).

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    Capital of Mon State, Myanmar.

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    Burmese communist leader (1911–1968).

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    Underground political party in Myanmar.

    23%

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    1965–1983 guerrilla war primarily in northeast Thailand.

    17%

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    Political party in Myanmar.

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    Burmese independence activist (1915–1947).

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    Burmese communist leader (1911–1968).

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    State in Southeast Asia (1948–1962).

    6.4%

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    Revolutionary army formed in 1941.

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    Burmese political party.

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    British Army field marshal, Governor-General of Australia, and author (1891–1970).

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