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Burmese Looking Glass: A Human Rights Adventure and a Jungle Revolution State Repression The authors present an insider’sby Edith T. Mirante Atlantic Monthly Press 1993 SKU: 9780871135704 The 1991 Nobel Peace Prize, awarded to Burma's imprisoned opposition leader, Aung San Suu Kyi, focused world attention on a land in chains. Burma, a Southeast Asian nation the size of France, has been isolated by decades of brutal dictatorship. Few outsiders penetrate Burma's remote mountains, where rebels, opium warlords, and jade smugglers hold sway. Edith Mirante, an American