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Undaunted : my struggle for freedom and survival in Burma /

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.

Bibliographic Details
Main Author: Phan, Zoya
Other Authors: Lewis, Damien
Format: Book
Language:English
Published: New York : Free Press, 2010.
Edition:1st Free Press hardcover ed.
Subjects:
Phan, Zoya.
Phan, Zoya > Childhood and youth.
Burma > History > 1948- > Biography.
Women political activists > Burma > Biography.
Women refugees > Burma > Biography.
Women refugees > Great Britain > Biography.
Karen (Southeast Asian people) > Biography.
Karen (Southeast Asian people) > Burma > Government relations.
Karen (Southeast Asian people) > Burma > Social conditions.
Democracy > Burma > History.
Online Access:Publisher description
Contributor biographical information
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.