Ne Win

Also known as Bo Ne Win, U Ne Win, Shu Maung, General Shu Maung, Bogyoke Ne Win, Bogyoke U Ne Win, Bo U Ne Win, General U Ne Win

militaire et homme d'État birman

Key facts

Preceded by: Position established
Succeeded by: Sein Lwin
Prime minister: Sein Win Maung Maung Kha
Deputy: Aung Gyi
President: Win Maung
Leader: Himself

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Instance of: human
Gender: male
Citizenship: Myanmar
Place of death: Yangon
Spouse: June Rose Bellamy
Occupation: military leader
Position held: Burma Socialist Programme Party
Educated at: University of Yangon
Political party: Burma Socialist Programme Party
Languages spoken: English language
Native language: Burmese
Religion: Buddhism
Award: Ramon Magsaysay Award
Field of work: government
Military branch: Myanmar Army
Military rank: general
Image: 1960年10月2日中缅边界条约签订大会奈温 (cropped).jpg
Number of children: 6
Significant event: 8888 Uprising
Political ideology: nationalism

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name in native language: Shu Maung
end of work period: 1974-00-00
ethnic group: Bamar
date of birth: 1911-05-24
date of death: 2002-12-05
Commons category: Ne Win
start of work period: 1931-00-00

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Bo Ne Win, né Shu Maung le 24 mai 1911 et mort le 5 décembre 2002, est un militaire et homme d'État birman qui fut l'« homme fort » de la Birmanie de 1962 à 1988 après avoir renversé U Nu, premier dirigeant du pays élu après l'indépendance.

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