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Than Shwe

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Than Shwe can be very charming and friendly when he wants to be. He speaks English quite well and they try to be hospitable when you are there; but they don't like intrusiveness. They don't like you asking about things that they consider to be their internal affairs.
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Razali Ismail, former United Nations envoy to Myanmar, "Than Shwe: Myanmar junta's "old fox"". Reuters. Oct 3, 2007. 

 
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