Now the scramble for U Win Tin's (intellectual) legacy begins.
I am reminded of what my mentor Josef Silverstein wrote in 60s, that he
suspected some of Bogyoke Aung San's last letters was forged by Dr
Maung Maung, to say Bogyoke believed in socialism.
It is very
likely, as Dr Maung Maung even forged/wrote an entire constitution all
on his own, the way Ko Ko Maung (U Chit Hlaing) wrote Burmese Way
to Socialism. (FYI, USA Federalist Papers were written by about 5
people, incld Madison and Jefferson, published as the writing went on
and debated quite a bit in Phildadelphia and in print. Benjamin
Franklin had a printing press.)
--
That article by Silverstein was in Asian Survey, look for it.
Silverstein gave all his back articles to The Burma Fund, spending a
bundle on postage, but when they moved premises in 2004, they hired an
intern (radio womanizer's daughter) to help tear out the articles and
junk the rest. I don't know where all the material is now.
I never told Sayagyi Silverstein as it would break his heart.
Sayagyi is very yoe siin te, straight forward, and in 2011?? he was
still hopeful and happy that Burma was democratizing--and as I
disagreed--
but I must call him.
KMKaung
4-29-2014
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