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Burma Bibliographical Project Siegfried M. Schwertner Bibliographical description OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO Reel 14 O.I.R. 4 The resources of Burma United States / Department of State / Office of Intelli- 5 Social conditions, attitudes and propaganda in gence Research Burma 6 Short guide to Burma O.S.S. 7 Results of Japan’s conquest of Burma United States / Office of Strategic Services 8 A survey of Burma 9 Mandelbaum, David G. Personnel of the "Inde- O.S.S., State Department : intelligence and research reports. pendent " Burma Government A microfilm project of the University Publications of Amer- 10 The problem of law and order in Burma under ica. – Washington, D.C.: Univ. Publ. of America, [1977-]. British administration Index A guide to O. S. S. 11 Burma. – Febr. 23, 1944 Subject(s): Burma : World War <1939-1945> - Secret ser- 12 Burma. – May 15, 1944 vice, United States - Sources 13 Problem of law and order in reoccupied Burma 14 Japanese administration of Burma Part I 15 The structure of the Government of Burma Japan and its occupied territories during World War II. – 16 Price inflation in Burma 1977. 16 reels . – Accompanied by printed reel guide 17 Economic reorganization of Burma ISBN 0-89093-117-8 18 Proposed British policies for post-war Burma .. AU:ANU(Menzies microform DS888.5.J36) 19 Japanese use of Burmese industry D: GÖ-SUB(MA 82-112:1-16) GB: SOAS(M 5494) Part II US: CU(Kroch Film 6693 & Guide) Postwar Japan, Korea, and Southeast Asia / ed. by Paul Ke- LC(Microfilm 86/2087 (D) ; Guide: MicRR guide no.: 105- saris. – 1977. 6 reels . – Accompanied by printed reel guide 16) ISBN 0-89093-118-6 AU:ANU(Menzies microform DS889.15.P67) Reel 2 D: GÖ-SUB(MA 82-112:17-22) 6 Civil affairs handbook : Japan GB: SOAS(M 5494) US: CU(Kroch Film 6596 & Guide) LC(Microfilm 86/2088 Reel 3 (D) ; Guide: MicRR guide no.: 105-17) 7 Hikari Kikan, Burma Branch Reel 1 Reel 9 1 The world rice situation , 1945-46 1 Indian minorities in South and East Asia 3 Burmese leaders’ concern for the future 2 Indians in Japan and occupied areas 4 Business rehabilitation in Burma 3 Japanese attempts at indoctrination of youth in oc- 5 Biographies of persons in Burma cupied areas 6 The Communist Party’s declining influence in 13 Japanese intrigue in Indo-China, Thailand, Burma, Burma’s Anti-Fascist League India 7 Relations between Burma’s Anti-Fascist League 14 Selection of S. O. objectives in the Southeast Asia and the Communist Party Theater 15 An additional strategic objective Reel 6 16 Japanese use of land transport in Southeast Asia 26 United States prestige in Southeast Asia 17 The rubber industry of South-East Asia 27 Prospects for the rubber industry of Southeast 21 The psychological warfare problem in Burma Asia O 1 Burma Bibliographical Project Siegfried M. Schwertner Part VIII 0123 Government expenditures on economic and so- Japan, Korea, Southeast Asia and the Far East generally : cial services in Burma ... 1950-1961 Supplement / ed. by Paul Kesaris. – 1979. 7 0150 Foreign trade development in South and South- reels . – Accompanied by printed reel guide east Asia, 1950 – 52 ISBN 0890933456 0209 Attitudes of certain Asian and Australian coun- AU:ANU(Menzies microform DS889.15.J36) tries towards SEATO D: GÖ-SUB(MA 82-112:72-78) 0249 English language institution and use in South GB: SOAS(M 5494) and Southeast Asia US: CU(Kroch Film 7197 & Guide) LC(Microfilm 86/2094 0269 The Sino-Soviet Bloc economic offensive in South (D) ; Guide: MicRR guide no.: 105-23) and Southeast Asia in 1958 Reel 1 Part IX 0131 Developments in the Asian socialist movement China and India : 1950-1961 supplement / ed. by Paul Ke- 0210 The Rangoon Conference of Asian Socialists saris. – 1979. 5 reels . – Accompanied by printed reel guide 0255 Economic conditions and short-term economic AU:ANU(Menzies microform DS777.55.C483) prospects in Japan and South-East Asia D: GÖ-SUB(MA 82-112) 0290 The problem of Asian economic development GB: SOAS(M 5494) 0383 Prospects : the Far East and South Asia US: CU(Kroch Film 6695 & Guide) LC(Microfilm 86/2095 0497 Asian rice problems and the cold war (D) ; MicRR guide no.: 105-24) 0544 Burma : geographic, social, political and economic conditions Reel 2 0576 Psychological factors involved in US infor- 0070 Reported Chinese communist incursion into mational activities in Burma Burma 0582 Chinese communist influence in Burma, 1949 to 0596 Chinese communist penetration of Burma’s dis- 1951 puted frontiers 0639 Burma Communist Party efforts to form an in- 0740 Communist China’s "people’s diplomacy ", Jan. surgent united front 1955 through June 1956 0651 Political coalitions and fronts in Burma 0655 Organizations and influence of Buddhist institu- Reel 3 tions in the world to-day 0243 Chou En-Lai’s setback in India overshadows re- 0682 Economic significance of Burma’s termination of mainder of his tour in South and South-East Asia T. C. A. aid 0686 Burma’s rice marketing dilemma A guide to O. S. S. / State Department intelligence and re- 0690 Manifestations of communist economic pressure search reports ; a microfilm project of University Pub- on Burma lications of America, Inc. – Washington, D.C.: Univ. Publ. 0697 The economic effect of the current rice marketing of America . – ISBN 0-89093-345-6 situation in Burma and Thailand 1. Japan and its occupied territories during World War II. – 0713 Burmese economic relations with the Sino-Soviet c1977. 26 p. – ISBN 0-89093-117-8 bloc [2.] Postwar Japan, Korea, and Southeast Asia / ed. by Paul 0740 Probable developments in Burma Kesaris. – c1977. 25 p. 0781 Disputed frontiers : the Shan and Kachin States of ISBN 0-89093-118-6 Burma 8. Japan, Korea, Southeast Asia, and the Far West gener- 0799 Socialist-communist relations in Burma ally, 1950-1961 supplement / ed. by Paul Kesaris. – 0808 Financial operations of Sino-Soviet bloc agencies c1979. 50 p . – ISBN 0890933456 in Burma 9. China and India : 1950-1961 supplement / ed. by Paul 0814 Policies and prospects of the Ne Win government Kesaris. – c1979. 25 p. – ISBN 0-89093-249-2 in Burma D: GÖ-SUB(85 A 12674:8) HD-SAI 0828 Recent trends in Sino-Soviet relations with GB: SOAS(Ref.G.950/390.250* ; The microfilms Burma described in this guide are shelved as M 5494) 0833 The outlock for agriculture in Burma US: CU: 1 (Kroch Film 6693 Guide) 0844 Policies and prospects of the U Nu government in [2](Kroch Film 6596 Guide) Burma 8 (Kroch Film 7197 Guide) 0860 The importance of rice in the foreign trade of 9 (Kroch Film 6695 Guide) Burma and Thailand LC: 1(MicRR guide no.: 105-16) 2 (MicRR guide no.: 105-17) Reel 7 8 (MicRR guide no.: 105-23) 0019 Attitudes in Southeast Asia toward Japan and 9 (MicRR guide no.: 105-24) Japanese peace treaty for Far East 0086 Selected economic and social data for Burma, Index to O.S.S. Indochina, Indonesia and the Philippines A guide to O. S. S. O 2 Bibliographical description O O.T. Oatts, Lewis Balfour <b. 1902> Bible, O.T. The jungle in arms / Balfour Oatts. 1st publ. – London : Kimber, 1962. 207 p., map. -- Herbert 389 Oasis Pictures Subject(s): Kachin ; Chin Lines of fire Burma : World War <1939-1945> Campaigns ; World War <1939-1945> - Personal narrative, British ; ; History Oates, Eugene William <1845-1911> D: B-SBB(500 637 Haus 2) Birds. – London : Taylor and Francis. – (The fauna of Brit- HD-SAI(322 mil 63/342)* ish India : including Ceylon and Burma) GB: BL(9027 e 34) CUL(539:1.c.173.12) 2nd ed. Baker, Edward Charles Stuart BL-APAC(V 16241) 1. / by Eugene W. Oates. – 1889. XX, 556 p., figs., index. OUL(BOD Camera UB 222833 e.194) 2. / by Eugene W. Oates. – 1890. X, 407 p., figs., index. SOAS(GB 949/159.413* ; GB959.10452092/850023 ; 3. / by W. T. Blanford. – 1895. XIV, 450 p., figs., index. E Coll 3 M /60) 4. / by W. T. Blanford. – 1898. XXI, 500 p., figs., index, bib- US: CU(Kroch DS485.B89 O11) LC(D767.6.O2) liogr. p. VII-XIII NIU(SEA D767.6 .O2) NYPL Subject(s): Burma : Birds UCSB(Main D767.6.O2) YU(SML D767.6 O17) F: BN: 1-2 (8° S.7125) MNHN: 3-4 GB: BL((B)FQ 555/501826009* ; 2251.f.10) Obadiah CUL(384:5.c.85.2a-) Bible, O.T. : Obadiah BL-APAC(V 7564) OUL(RSL Stack 189941 d. 2v/1-4 ; ZOO) Obara , J. SG: NUS(SC Closed Stacks QL309 Faub) Report to the Government of Burma on teaching veterinary US: CU(Annex QL691.I4O11) LC(QL691.I4 O1) physiology and biochemistry. – Rome: FAO, 1971. – HU(Museum Comp Zoology: T-IA-B) (UNDP report : TA ; 3007) UC(NRLF QL691.I5 O2 ; A0002859874) Ref.: FAO: TA final reports Descriptive catalogue of the spiders of Burma Obbard , Owen James Thorell , Tord Tamerlan Teodor Report on the summary settlement operations in the Samōn Valley tract, Meiktila District, season 1903-04 A handbook to the birds of British Burmah : including those Settlement < Meiktila : Sams ōn > 1903-1904 found in the adjoining State of Karennee / by Eugene W. Oates. – London : Porter and Dulau, 1883. 2 vols. in 1. 493 Obhasa p. History of Prince Waythandaya Subject(s): Burma : Birds State of Karennee : Birds The history of Zaneka D: GÖ-SUB(8 Zool IX,7260) F: BNF(8° S.3734 ; 8° S.3764) MNHN Maha Zaneka : a story of the Buddha in the Burmese lan- GB: CUL(MB.18.82-) BL-APAC(V 5030) guage ; this copy being from the library of Adoniram OUL(RSL Stack 1896141 d.
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