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Zoya Phan escaped the Burmese army in her native jungle and a Thai refugee camp to become the spokesperson of the Free Burma movement.--Publisher description.
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Undaunted: my struggle for freedom and survival in Burma
2010, Free Press
in English
- 1st Free Press hardcover ed.
1439102864 9781439102862
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Table of Contents
About Burma
Burma timeline
Grandfather Bent Back
The almost dying
Touching the pig
The bamboo people
The flower children
River of darkness
Victory field
The river spirits
The naming
Paradise lost
Sleeping Dog Mountain
The river of burning tears
Under the big tree
No refuge
A time of darkness
The journey home
The new village
The mission song
Running from bullets
Refugees again
Mae La Camp : two tests
Bangkok daze
City girls
Back into the land of evil
The reawakening
Children of darkness
London, with Bwa Bwa
In the footsteps of my father
In the firing line
The road home
The final cut
Epilogue
The Phan Foundation
Other organizations working to help free Burma.
Edition Notes
Previously published: London ; New York : Simon & Schuster, 2009, with title Little daughter : a memoir of survival in Burma and the West.
Includes index.
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