British Influence In Burma Post-WWII Detailed
Following World War II, Britain sought to maintain its influence in Burma. In a 1947 treaty, Britain agreed to grant Burma independence. Earlier, an association was formed, not yet a union, referred to as the KNU, which was established according to a treaty with Britain.
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MCOT FM 100.5 News
“克莱恩克也因此成为英国的同盟国。成为英国的同盟国，因此成为麻木麻的敌人。他们一直在对抗，直到今天。这就是来去的原因。卡伦纳西奥纳尔，第一个他们建立的，他们称之为协会。还不是联合。他们称之为卡伦纳西奥纳尔。 他就设KNU上来，为了分离出来，根据英国的条约。但现在英国也想要保持自己的影响力在缅甸。英国说，这样，在1947年的条约中，英国愿意给予缅甸独立。”
MCOT FM 100.5 News
“He set up KNU to separate according to the British treaty. But now Britain also wants to maintain its influence in Myanmar. Britain said that in the treaty of 1947, Britain was willing to grant Myanmar independence.”
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