I write this blog for my children Esther, Andrew and Elliott with my wife's support. This is the story of their father and his continuing struggle for freedom in Burma. I also want to let the world know about the stories of my friends who died in the Burmese jungle and prisons while fighting for freedom in Burma.
Saturday, January 24, 2009
Thapsake camp (South)
(right to left: Win Min, Ko Aung Thu Nyein, Ko Moe Thee and unknown visitors at Thapsake camp in 1994?) We moved to this area after the fall of Nat Ein Daung in 1992.
Lets share our story and pictures. Please e-mail me your photos and stories. I especially want to hear stories about our fallen friends. We have to let the world know about them so they did not die in vain. Let our friends know about this blog. Leave a comment if you know the story of the picture.
regard
Aye Min radiomin@gmail.com
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ABSDF Casualties
All Burma Students Democratic Front www.absdf8888.org/380/ Casualties from 1998 to 2008
Died in action 352 Died from various causes (mainly malaria) 258 Wounded 395 Total (1005)
Killed in action/died from other causes (ABSDF 102 camp)
1. Saya Shwe Ba 2. Tin Tun 3. Ko Toe 4. Nyan Lin Aung 5. Myo Myint Naing (aka) Ko Paing 6. Khin Soe 7. Ko Ko Oo 8. Than Bo 9. Kyaw Soe Lay 10.Kyaw Myint 11. Ye Soe Aung 12. Thet Oo 13. Thet Win 14. Ko Win 15. Soe Lin 16. Zaw Min Htin (Sin Pauk) 17. Myo Than Htun (Super) 18. Tin Hla (died at Three Pagoda Pass in 1989) 19. Aung Naing Oo(Ka Yin Ma) 20. Nyan Win 21. Aung Soe (Ma Ye Ye Htun was also part of our group before 102 was officially formed. She died at Kwai River Christian Hospital)
Wounded
1. Ba Saw Tun 2. Aye Min 3. Wai Moe 4. Myint Aung 5. Zaw Htoo 6. Soe Naing (Kalarlay) 7. Myat Soe 8. Win Htay Oo 9. Khaing Soe 10. Hla Aung 11. Kyaw Thet 12. Myo Than Htun aka Super (later died) 13. Zaw Myo (Chet Kye) 14. Myint Zaw 15. Toe Win 16. Aung Naing Oo(Ka Yin Ma-later died) 17. Nyan Win (later died) 18. Myat Soe (Par Par Gyi)
(right to left: Win Min, Ko Aung Thu Nyein, Ko Moe Thee and unknown visitors at Thapsake camp in 1994?) We moved to this area after the fall of Nat Ein Daung in 1992.
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