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5 The “Galon government”
Burmese ethnonationalism in power (1940–1942)
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Chapters in this book
- Front Matter i
- Dedication v
- Contents vii
- List of figures viii
- Acknowledgements ix
- Note on terminology xii
- Introduction 1
- 1 Partition and the rise of Burmese ethnonationalism (1929–1936) 22
- 2 The Myochit Party and the construction of a racial regime (1936–1938) 46
- 3 The pogrom of 1938 and its aftermath (1938–1939) 73
- 4 U Pu’s Ministry 91
- 5 The “Galon government” 114
- 6 The Long March, the Arakanese Civil War, and Burmese politics under Japanese occupation (1942–1945) 142
- 7 A “contained” decolonisation (1945–1948) 168
- Conclusion 202
- Bibliography 210
- Index 229
Chapters in this book
- Front Matter i
- Dedication v
- Contents vii
- List of figures viii
- Acknowledgements ix
- Note on terminology xii
- Introduction 1
- 1 Partition and the rise of Burmese ethnonationalism (1929–1936) 22
- 2 The Myochit Party and the construction of a racial regime (1936–1938) 46
- 3 The pogrom of 1938 and its aftermath (1938–1939) 73
- 4 U Pu’s Ministry 91
- 5 The “Galon government” 114
- 6 The Long March, the Arakanese Civil War, and Burmese politics under Japanese occupation (1942–1945) 142
- 7 A “contained” decolonisation (1945–1948) 168
- Conclusion 202
- Bibliography 210
- Index 229
