Sein Win

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Le général de brigade Sein Win (birman စိန်ဝင်း) (19 mars 1919 - 29 juin 1993) est un militaire et homme d'état birman. Il occupa différents postes de gouvernement après le coup d'état du 2 mars 1962 du général Ne Win. Il succéda en particulier à celui-ci comme Premier Ministre le 4 mars 1974, poste qu'il occupa jusqu'au 29 mars 1977.

Biographie

Sein Win est né à Danyingon, Mawlamyaing, dans l'État Môn as the son of U Thin Myaing and Daw Pwal Kyu. He was educated in U Pyon Yin School, National Middle School, and Government High School in Dawei. In 1938 he passed ten standard from Shin Mahar Buddhist Gawtha School and in 1940 he attended Police Officer Training in Mandalay.

In 1942 he joined the Burma Independence Army.

In 1943, he married Mya Shwe, daughter of Captain Ba Pe and Daw Mone. The couple had eight children.

In 1962, after Ne Win's military coup, he became a member of the Revolutionary Council through which Ne Win ruled Burma. He was the commander at the time of the Southeastern Military District with the rank of Brigadier General.

In 1964, he became Minister for Construction and Public Work in Ne Win's administration. In 1971, he also chaired the Burma Socialist Programme Party's Party Inspection Committee. On April 20, 1972, Win retired from army.

In 1974, he became Prime Minister in Burma Socialist Republic created by Ne Win to replace the Revolutionary Council. In 1977, he was blamed for the economic problems of the country and removed from office by Ne Win. Afterward he became a member of the State Council of Burma, a position from which he retired in 1985.

Il est mort à Rangoon le 29 juin 1993.

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