Nationalism and Buddhist Youth Groups in the Japanese, British, and American Empires, 1880s–1930s by Justin B. Stein

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The Assassination Of Lord Mayo: The 'first' Jihad? by James, Helen

“…In February 1872, Lord Mayo, Governor-General of India, was assassinated at the penal settlement of Port Blair in the Andaman Islands whilst paying a viceregal visit to the Province of British Burma. His assassin, a Pathan from North West India who had been in the Peshawar police, made no attempt to escape. …”
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VASILY EROSHENKO AS FOUNDER AND HEADMASTER OF THE FIRST REPUBLICAN ORPHANAGE FOR BLIND CHILDREN OF THE TURKMEN SSR (1935–1945) by Yuliya V. Patlan

“…We believe that he designed that orphanage school after elementary missionary indigenous schools for the blind built in the British Burma, where he taught in 1917–18. A big difference, however, was the subordination of the school to People’s Commissariat for Education. …”
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