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Planet Myanmar - Calendar 2012/2013
Britain-Myanmar Society
Regular meetings are at: the Medical Society of London, 11 Chandos Street, LONDON W.1.
Admission is £6.00 per person.
Meetings are confined to members and their guests - and are subject to reporting restrictions.
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2012
2013
Thursday February 16th 2012
Colonial Era Buildings of Yangon - A Walk Through the City that Captured Time
by Sarah Rooney
The modern history of Yangon can be traced through its colonial era architecture. From the monumental former Reserve Bank of India, which records every step of the country’s fiscal history, to the now derelict Pegu Club, which was once the hub of governmental gossip and decision-making, each building has a story to tell.
Thursday February 7th 2013
A Remarkable Hospital
by John Hamwee

Quite an important hospital in an out-or-the way place.

Tuesday 13th March 2012
"Exodus from Myanmar in 1942"
by Felicity Goodall
Felicity Goodall, a journalist and BBC broadcaster, will talk to us about expatriates in Myanmar escaping from the Japanese in 1942, based on her recent book, Exodus Burma.
Tuesday 26th March 2013
Caroline Courtauld
will talk about her new book entitled Myanmar: Burma in Style, an Illustrated History & Guide and her experiences of Myanmar.

Thursday 17th May 2012
 
"Has Myanmar's Government Really Changed, and If So, Why?"
by Professor Robert Taylor

Robert Taylor started by demonstrating that there was a continuity in the policy of the Myanmar government as far as the goal and practice of establishing democracy were concerned, that stretched from the end of Ne Win's regime in 1988 up until the present. Then, as a historian, he talked about what had happened along the way.

Tuesday 28th May 2013
  Saving Yangon: the Yangon Heritage Trust
by Philip Davies and Zunetta Herbert

Tuesday 12th June 2012
From the Chin State to the Delta and the Northern Shan States: Merlin's vital medical work among some of Myanmar's remotest and neediest communities
by Charles Nelson

Merlin's emergency humanitarian work in the Delta in the aftermath of Cyclone Nargis is perhaps the best-known aspect of its presence in Myanmar; but, as the title of this talk indicates, there has been much more to it than that.

Thursday 27th June 2013
(SUBJECT AND SPEAKER TO BE ANNOUNCED LATER)
Thursday 11th October 2012
The October Reception

Thursday 10th October 2013
The October Reception

Thursday 15th November 2012
The English Teacher
by Felicity Goodall

Felicity, the author of Exodus Burma: The British Escape Through the Jungles of Death 1942
(see above) went to Burma recently to teach English. She will tell of her experiences.

Thursday 14th November 2013
(SUBJECT AND SPEAKER TO BE ANNOUNCED LATER)

2011-2012 Calendar.