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Aung San Suu Kyi (english version - google translate)

Posted 9.24.2007 / Author - Bernd Scheuermann / 0 comments in discussion

During my attendance in Yangon I had still another meeting, to which I me

particularly gladly remind. The burmesische opposition guide Aung San Suu Kyi

stood at that time under house arrest. It stopped however each Sunday in its

garden a small landing a short speech to waiting humans. Hundreds

sat pushed on the meadow and at the roadside. There the military regime this

Demonstrations not to prevent knew, because Aung San Suu Kyi the house arrest

, became as small chicanery the entire traffic formally kept by those

Quantity led. While she spoke, cars with largest caution are constant to that

sitting humans driven past, so as belonged it for demonstration.

Aung San Suu Kyi received the Nobel peace prize for its commitment. Thus became

the courage of this woman appreciated for liberty and democracy to have used itself,

even if it paid it with house arrest and prison.

Still another short description of the two places, which please me in Burma at the best one

have. From Mandalay leads after railroad line Pyin U lwin. The former

Hillstation from the British colonial age is a marvelously overslept city into that

Shanbergen. Beside many English country houses one knows the objects of interest

explore from Pyin U Lwin with old Pferdedroschken. The atmosphere of the colonial age

becomes again alive with an attendance of the Botani garden or the gulf club

as to no other place of our time.

Bagan developed between 1075 up to their destruction by the troops Kublai Khans

in the year 1287. In this time innumerable buddhistische Pagoden and temple became

established. Remained of it about 2217 buildings. Who mounts one of the Pagoden

and the amazing number of these Monumente from clay bricks regarded, becomes

overwhelmed its of the beauty and architectural harmony Bagans.

 



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