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Burma Project H 080901 Burma / Myanmar Bibliographical Project Siegfried M. Schwertner Bibliographical description HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH H.B. Relations, House of Representatives, One Hundred Sixth Bell , H. Congress, second session, September 21, 2000. − Washing- ton : U.S. G.P.O. : For sale by the Supt. of Docs., U.S. H.M.H. G.P.O. [Congressional Sales Office], 2001. III, 67 p. − (Se- No business in camp rial / United States. Congress. House. Committee on Interna- tional Relations ; 106-186) − Govt doc no.: Y 4.IN 8/16:H H. Con. Res. 328 and H. Con. Res. 397 : markup before the 81/17. – ISBN 0160649315 Subcommittee on Asia and the Pacific of the Committee on http://purl.access.gpo.gov/GPO/LPS10637 International Relations, House of Representatives, One Hun- US: C(State Lib Govt Pubs) & HU(Documents (Lamont) dred Sixth Congress, second session, September 13, 2000. – NIU(Govt.Publ.Coll.-2nd FL-FML) & OAU(Alden5th Washington : U.S. G.P.O. [U.S. G.P.O., Supt. of Docs., Fl GovtDocs) & UCD(DOC) & UCD(Shields) & Congressional Sales Office, distributor], 2000 [i.e. 2001]. UCI(Main Lib) & UCLA(Law) & UCR(GovPub US III, 29 p. – (Serial [/ United States. Congress, House, Com- [106]) & UCSB & UCSC(McHenry) & UCSD(SSH) & mittee on International Relations] ; 106-145) Govt. doc. no. WU(Hist. Soc. Lib. US Govt. Publ. & Law Lib.) & Y 4.IN 8/16:H 81/ 14. – ISBN 0160647096 YU(MUDD, Govt. Docs. Ctr) : Y 4.IN 8/16:H 81/17 http://purl.access.gpo.gov/GPO/LPS10168 CU(Olin anq) &) & LC (+) : KF27 .I549 2000 US: CU(Olin KF27 .I54915 2000kq) UCB(Law Lib KF27 .I53 106th ; Main J61 .F71 106th HU(Documents (Lamont) & NIU(GovPub-2nd FL- no.172) FML) & OAU(Alden 5th Fl GovtDoc Mi) & UCD(Shields) & UCIMain Lib) & UCLA(Law) & H. Res. 274 , conerning Burma and the United Nations General UCR(GovPub US [106]) & UCSB & UCSC (McHenry) Assembly ; H. Con. Res. 91, expressing the sense of the & UCSD(SSH) & WU(Hist. Soc. Lib. US Govt. Publ. & Congress that the United States should participate in the Law Lib.) & YU(Mudd, Govt. Doc. Ctr.) : Y 4.IN Expo98 in Lisbon, Portugal; and H.R. 2775, a bill to extend 8/16:H 81/14 LC(KF27 .I54915+) UC(SRLF Public Law 480 authorities: markup before the Committee AA0007317878) UCB(Main J61 .F71 106th no.161 ; on International Relations, House of Representatives, One Law Lib KF27 .I53 106th) Hundred Fourth Congress, first session, December 14, 1995. – Washington: U.S. G.P.O. ; For sale by the U.S. G.P.O., H.R. 4528, H. Con. Res. 328, H. Con. Res. 257, S. Con. Res. Supt. of Docs., Congressional Sales Office, 1996. III, 26 p. – 81, and H. Con. Res. 348 : markup before the Subcommit- Govt doc no.: Y 4.IN 8/16:B 89. – ISBN 0-16-052239-0 tee on International Operations and Human Rights of the US: CU(Kroch) & LC : KF27 .I549 1995t Committee on International Relations, House of Representa- HU(Documents (Lamont)) & IU(Main Stacks Govt tives, One Hundred Sixth Congress, second session, June 28, Docs DOC.) & UCD(Shields DOC Gov Info Stacks) & 2000. – Washington: U.S. G.P.O. : [U.S. G.P.O., Supt. of UCLA(Law Stacks) & UCR(GovPub US [104]) & Docs., Congressional Sales Office, distributor], 2000 [i.e. UCSD(SSH Docs. U.S.) & UCSB(Main Lib Govt. In- 2001]. III, 37 p. – (Serial [/ United States, Congress. House, form. Ctr. U.S.) & WU(Hist. Soc. Lib. US Govt. Publ. & Committee on International Relations] ; 106-172) − Govt Law Lib.) & YU(Mudd Govt.Docs.Ctr.) : doc no.: Y 4.IN 8/16:H 81/16 Y4.IN8/16:B89 UC(SRLF AA0006801781) ISBN 0160647339 UCB(Main J61 .F71 104th no.116) http://purl.access.gpo.gov/GPO/LPS10030 http://purl.access.gpo.gov/GPO/LPS10033 Haag, Stefan David. US: CU(Olin KF27 .I54934 2000eq) LC(KF27 .I54934+) The role of the military in the political development of HU(Documents (Lamont)) & NIU(Govt. Publ. Coll.-2nd Burma. – 1970. VI, 131 l., bibliogr. l. 122-130. – Southern FL-FML) & UCD(Shields DOC Gov Info Stacks) & Illinois Univ., Dept. of Govt., M.A. thesis. UCI(Main Lib Govt. Inform. U.S.) & UCLA(Law US: SIUC(3rd fl-Social St thesis Q. GO1970H111) Stacks) & UCR(GovPub US [106]) & UCSD(SSH Docs. U.S.) & UCSB(Main Lib Govt. Inform. Ctr. U.S.) Haas , Frederic & UCSC(McHenry Gov Pubs US Docs) & WU(Law Lehault , Philippe Lib. U.S. Docs. & Microforms Coll.) & YU(Mudd, Govt.Docs.Ctr.) : Y 4.IN 8/16:H 81/16 Haase, John UC(SRLF) UCB(Main J61 .F71 106th no.178) The noon balloon to Rangoon, a novel. − New York, Simon and Schuster [1967]. 160 p. H.R. 4899, H.R. 5224, H.R. 5239, H.R. 2166, and H. Con. US: LC(PZ4.H1215 No FT Meade) Res. 328 : markup before the Committee on International NNC(Butler Storage PS3558.A18 N6) Burma Bibliographical Project Siegfried M. Schwertner Habakkuk The Pa-o people of the Shan State, Union of Burma : a so- Bible, O.T. : Habakkuk ciological and ethnographic study of the Pa-o (Taung-thu) people / by William Dunn Hackett. – 1953. VI, 736 l., map, Habbard, Anne Christine. bibliogr. l. 720-725. – Ithaca, N.Y., Cornell Univ., Ph.D. Birmanie la Birmanie, TOTAL et les droits de l'homme : thesis (rural sociology) 1953. – Shulman 30 dissection d'un chantier : rapport de situation, octobre 1996 AU:ANU(Menzies thesis GN635.B93.H32 microfilm) Laroche, Béatrice D: B-SBB(1 R 16 [microfilm] Potsdamer Str. NfLS) GB: SOAS(M 3479)* Hack, Mary Pryor SG: ISEAS(Microfilm Mfm 883) Faithful service : sketches of Christian women / by Mary US: CSt CU(Annex Thesis HT423 1953 H121 ; Annex Pryor Hack. – London : Hodder and Stoughton, 1885. VIII, Film N1282 ; Mann Film N4713 Reel 166 no.1) IU 364 p. NNC & NIU(Microforms-2nd FL-FML Microfilm) : p. 151-196: Sarah B. Judson AC801 .H1219 1980 OrU UC(SRLF M0001326370) GB: BL(4807 bb 3) Hackmann , Heinrich Friedrich <1864-1935> Hackett , Bill An den Grenzen von China und Tibet Hackett , William Dunn Vom Omi bis Bhamo : Wanderungen an den Grenzen von China, Tibet und Birma / von H. Hackmann Hackett , Marion S. The Acts of the Apostles in Pao (Taungthu) Buddhism as a religion : its historical development and its Bible, N.T. : Acts < K a r e n : Taungthu > present conditions / by H. Hackmann. From the German rev. and enl. by the author. – London : Probsthain, 1910 [1909]. Epistles to the Ephesians, Philippians, I-II. Timothy, and the XIII, 315 p., index, bibliogr. p. 300-308. – (Probsthain’s Epistle of St. James in Pa-o (Taungthu) Oriental series) Bible. N.T. : Epistles < K a r e n : Taungthu > D: GÖ-SUB(8° sva I,1294:2) GB: BL(04504 e 1)* The Gospel according to St. John in Pao (Taungthu) US: LC(BL1451 .H25) Bible, N.T. : John < K a r e n : Taungthu > ditto. Repr. – Delhi: Neeraj Publ. House, 1981. XIII, 315 p., The Gospel according to St. Luke in Pa-o (Taung thu) index, bibliogr. p. 300-308. Bible, N.T. : Luke < K a r e n : Taungthu > US: LC(BQ266 .H3313 1981) The Gospel according to St. Mark in Pao (Taungthu) Der Buddhismus. – Halle, Saale: Schwetschke Bible, N.T. : Mark < K a r e n : Taungthu > 1 Der Ursprung des Buddhismus / H. Hackmann 2 Der südliche Buddhismus / H. Hackmann Our Christian mission to the Taungthu (Pao) people : a re- port of five years’ development of the Pa-o Rural Christian Der Buddhismus. – Halle: Gebauer-Schwetschke, 1906. 3, Center, Pang T Kwa Farm, Taunggyi, Burma. The work of 240 S., Ktn. Marion and Bill Hackett 1948-1952. – [Taunggyi: Pa-o Ru- US: LC(BL25 .R4 3.Reihe, 4a Heft) ral Christian Center, 1952.] 27 p., [12] p. of plates, illus., ports. Der südliche Buddhismus und der Lamaismus / von H. D: HD-SAI(reg 60 M 173 Kp)* Hackmann. – Halle, Saale: Schwetschke, 1905. 86 S. – (Der US: NIU(SEA BV3270 .H2351952) Buddhismus / H. Hackmann ; 2) (Religionsgeschichtliche Volksbücher : 3. Reihe ; 5) Hackett , P. R. GB: BL-APAC(Tr 968)* Religious education of Burman Buddhists. – 1921. – Chi- cago, Univ. of Chicago, M.A. thesis 1921 Der Ursprung des Buddhismus und die Geschichte seiner Ausbreitung / von H. Hackmann. – Halle, Saale: Schwetsch- Hackett , William Dunn <b. 1914> ke, 1905. 74 S. – (Der Buddhismus / H. Hackmann ; 1) (Re- British rule in the Shan States, 1886-1947 and the Shan ligionsgeschichtliche Volksbücher : 3. Reihe ; 4) States in independent Burma, 1848-1952 : based on sources GB: BL-APAC(Tr 968)* available at Cornell, 1953 / William D. Hackett. − 1953. 25 US: LC(BL25 .R4 3.Reihe, 4.Heft) l. − Paper for Southeast Asia Research Training Seminar, Jan. 27, 1953 Vom Omi bis Bhamo : Wanderungen an den Grenzen von SG: ISEAS(DOC 4123) China, Tibet und Birma / von H. Hackmann. Illus. von Alf- red Wessner. – Halle a. S.: Gebauer-Schwetschke, 1905. 382 Our Christian mission to the Taungthu (Pao) people S., Falt.-Kt. – Umschlagtitel: An den Grenzen von China Hackett, Marion und Tibet D: GÖ-SUB(8° itin I,3181) HD-SAI(160 ldk 67/214 ; 163 kre 94/97)* H 2 Bibliographical description H GB: BL(010058 g 5)* Haetinger , Martin <b.1915> F: BNF(8° O2 m.193 ; 8° O2 l.1308) Zur anthropologischen Stellung der Mokén des Mergui- US: CU(Kroch DS710 .H12 1905) MB NYPL(Res. BEM) Archipels / von Martin Haetinger. – Stuttgart: Schweizer- UC WaU YU(Mudd Eeb 902H) bart, 1943. S. [193]-273, Illus., Tab., Kt., 19 Taf. – Berlin, Univ., Diss. 1942. – Repr. aus: Zeitschrift für Morphologie ditto. / mit ... 1 Karte. 2. Aufl. – Berlin: Curtius, 1907. 382 und Anthropologie ; 40.2/3, 1943 S., Falt.-Kt.
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