British Council publication, including mention of my father U Kaung's MA thesis and my brother U Thaw Kaung's essay on our (more like his) UK ties--

since other than 3 years as a child and a few days in 2008 as an adult, I have not spent much time there, while I have been 40+ years in the USA.

That's just chance.

https://www.britishcouncil.org.mm/sites/default/files/bc1601_exhibitionbooklet_4.0_withcover.pdf

I do remember quite a bit and I am constantly researching for purposes of writing fiction.

As some of you may know, I like rebels and rebelious personalities, be they Gauls, Welshmen, Irish writers, Persians, Tibetans-- and a friend since we were both age 4 is Scottish--

not to mention all the Burmese minority groups.

I just don't like the centrist races.