Dr.Maung Maung

Personal proses of Dr.Maung Maung 

·       NAME: Dr. Maung Maung

·       People/Religion: Burmese/Buddha

·       Date of Birth: 31-1-1925

·       COUNTRY OF ORIGIN: Mandalay

·       Quality of Education: LL.B,LL.M,LL.D,D.J.S.

·       Former Job: State Council member

·       Wife's Name: Dwe Khin May Hnin.

·       Children: 7

·       LOCATION ADDRESS: NO. 16 MayKa Street, Mayangone Township, YANGON

A Brief Personal Process

Dr. Myanmar was born on January 31, 1925, in Mandalay by lawyers U Sint and Day Tin. In 939 B.C.E., he graduated from the Buddhist High School in Mandalay at the age of 14 and was underage and was denied entry to university. However, with the permission of Mr. Marshall, the headmaster of the Mandalay Update College, he was privileged to attend metaphorical sciences. In 1943 he served as a member of the Burmese Defense Force (BDA) Support Force and was eligible to attend the Fourth Lieutenant Training at the University of Myanglardone in 1944.Finishing the course on January 31, 1945, he began serving at the Ministry of Military Education and the Department of Military Affairs with the Lieutenant-General. He graduated from outside the University of Rangoon examination and received a master's degree in English and worked as a coach at the English Department at Yangon University in September 1946.While doing so, the news agency, the editor of the newspaper 'New Times Of Burma', quit the university at the invitation of U Thant in 1947, and Burmese in 1948. He served as assistant secretary of the Railway Board, and the draft Declaration of Independence of Myanmar was commissioned in English and edited by U Tnant and U Khin Zaw. In October 1949, while traveling to London as an outreach educator for more than three years, he was dressed at the Lincoln's Inn Regulation School Barrister-at-law, however, graduated from london School Of Economic, whereas the LL.M of the London School of Economic was not able to finish because of financial difficulties. Thus, Holland received LL.D. in the Burma in The Family of Nations, which was published in 1956 from Holland. From 1953 to 1955, while serving as a prosecutor, he studied law and resigned in 1955.After being appointed Assistant Attorney General during the Guardian Government from 1958 to 1960, he served as a law lecturer at Yangon University. While doing so, The Trial of Burma and Aung San of Burma were published in English and published in Holland.On June 11, 1962, I received a doctor of Jurdical Science from Yale University The revolutionary government appointed it as Chief Justice of the State on July 11, 1965.In 1962, he was elected chairman of the Party Disciplinary Committee and second as a member of the Central Executive Committee of the Socialist Way Party of Myanmar. On August 19, 1988, he retired from his assignment on September 18, 1988, after serving as chairman of the Socialist Party, the President of the State Council, and the President of the Republic for a month.The second phase of the archives in 1975 and the first phase of national honor were awarded in 1984 because of the performance of national duties. He died at the age of 70 on July 2, 1994, leaving him with his wife, Daw Khin May Hnin, and up to 4 children.Dr. Maung Maung is a trusted member of General Nay Win.He was influenced by the one-party government, and he was also less convinced by the public.