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"The Irrawaddy"
Get news and information on Myanmar from this online newsletter published by Burmese citizens living in exile.
CIA World FactBook, Burma
This site provides an introduction to the country's geography, people, economy, and history, along with general background on the country's history.
Visit this site for a more in-depth look at all of the above and information on foreign relations and travel.
Buddhanet: Buddhism in Burma (Myanmar)
Learn more about Therevada Buddhism, the most common school of Buddhism practiced in Myanmar.
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Martin, Steven, and others. Lonely Planet Myanmar (Burma). Lonely Planet Publications, 2002.
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Stevenson, John. The Irrawaddy: Benevolent River of Burma. Marshal Cavendish International, 2004.
Steinberg, David I. Burma: the State of Myanmar Georgetown University Press, 2001.
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