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Ba Maw
:''This article is about the Burmese politician. For the Burmese village, see List of villages in Myaungmya Township.''
Ba Maw ((ビルマ語:ဘမော်), ; 8 February 1893 – 29 May 1977) was a Burmese political leader, active during the interwar and World War II period.
==Early life and education==
Ba Maw was born in Maubin. Ba Maw came from a distinguished family of mixed Mon-Burmese parentage〔''A History of Modern Burma'' (1958), pg 317〕〔''The Burma we love'' (1945), In a school catering especially for Anglo-Burman boys, St. Paul's English High School, it was considered superior not to be of full native blood. It was rumoured that he had some Armenian or European blood. This rumour was strengthened by the fact that one Thaddeus, an Armenian, occasionally visited the two boys in school on behalf of the mother who was living Maubin; colour was also lent to this rumour by the fair complexion of the two boys, a complexion much fairer than that of most of the Anglo-Burman boys in the school. It seems, however, that both their parents were of pure Mon blood. Ba Maw took English Honours in his BA Examination. In those days there was no University in Burma and the Rangoon College was an affiliated college of the University of Calcutta〕 which bred many scholars and lawyers. One of his elder brothers, Dr Ba Han (1890–1969), was a lawyer as well as a lexicographer and legal scholar.
In 1924 Ba Maw obtained his doctoral degree from the University of Bordeaux, France. Ba Maw wrote his doctoral thesis in the French language on aspects of Buddhism in Burma.
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