Life Behind The Backdrop Of Kachin State, Myanmar: News and stories about sufferings of the minority armed groups have been publicized through multi . people. This book will advocate for them!

Lisupha, Mr.

ISBN 10: 0692284516 / ISBN 13: 9780692284513

Published by Life Behind The Backdrop of Kachin State, 2014

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1st edition. 150 pages. 8.50x5.50x0.36 inches. In Stock.

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: Life Behind The Backdrop Of Kachin State, Myanmar: News and stories about sufferings of the minority armed groups have been publicized through multi . people. This book will advocate for them!
• Publisher: Life Behind The Backdrop of Kachin State
• Publication Date: 2014
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 0692284516
• ISBN 13: 9780692284513
• Binding: Paperback
• Condition: Brand New

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Synopsis

Lisupha, the author was born in 1961 amid political unrest during the beginning of a terrible recession in Burma. Shortly before he was born, all of the Westerners and the British were gone. The economic in the country was going back toward the era of Myanmar kingdoms! Kachins in northern Burma, along with many other minority peoples across the country started their revolution against the military regime of the ruling Myanmar. The Lisu tribe people, however, were totally different from those well educated and worldly experienced minority armed groups. They firmly believed that the Lord's second coming was imminent. They had no time to waste on economics and politics. What they longed for was the day that they would see their beloved evangelists in heaven with the Lord, Savior Christ Jesus. They never thought of joining any armed rebel groups to kill the government soldiers. They never dared enough to kill a fellow human created by God. This made the Kachin rebels mad at the Lisu Christians furiously. They took the Lisu people as cowards and easy going useless ones. The KIA, Kachin Independence Army decided to use atrocity means to force the Lisus to come and join with them. No matter how viciously they dealt with the Lisu people, the Lisus would not give up their faith. They didn't want a Lisu country on this earth. Many Lisu people perished under the swords of the KIA and Myanmar soldiers. Some Lisu men were skinned alive. Some were beheaded. They came up with new but cruelest ideas about how to torture the Lisu men to death. The little boy Lisupha have been attempted to kill by some extremists in Asia during his childhood and youth-hood. There are still many untold stories about atrocity and crime against humanity committed by armed groups in Myanmar. Lisupha would like to tell the world community to know about his people's suffering. We need to protect our society, our Literature and our faith in the Lord. To protect our language and our literature means to protect our faith, our life. Thank you so much for helping and promoting our Lisu life in Myanmar, China, Thailand and India.