Why was general aung san asassinated

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Answer: The Burmese Communist Party said that it was part of "an imperialist plot", claiming that Aung San had been in discussions with them to form a "united front" government, and that the assassination had been carried out to prevent this.

Arte-miy333 [17]3 years ago

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Aung san is the founder of Myanmar armed forces and is considered the father of the nation of modern-day Myanmar. He was instrumental in Burma's independence from British rule but was assassinated just six months before his dog was realized.

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