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12.0 THE ARMS OF THE CHINS AND THE LOCAL MANUFACTURE OF GUNPOWDER AND BULLETS
12.1 SPEARS
12.2 BOWS AND ARROWS
12.3 SHIELDS
12.4 SURRENDERED GUNS
12.5 CHIN METHODS OF MAKING GUNPOWDER
12.6 PROJECTILES
13.0 JAPANESE INVASION OF THE CHIN HILLS AND EAST INDIA
13.1 INTRODUCTION
13.2 JUSTICE UNDER THE JAPANESE OCCUPATION
13.3 ARMED RESISTANCE MOVEMENTS AGAINST THE JAPANESE
14.0 THE AWAKENING OF POLITICAL AND NATIONAL CONSCIOUSNESSES
14.1 INTRODUCTION
14.2 CHIN-LUSHAI CONFERENCE
14.3 MIZO MEMORANDUM
14.3.1 THE PEOPLE AND THE LAND
14.3.2 TRADITIONAL ORIGIN
14.3.3 THE MIZO POPULATION
14.3.4 MIZO HISTORY AND BRITISH CONNECTION
14.3.5 THE PRESENT GENERAL CONDITIONS OF THE COUNTRY
14.3.6 OUR CASE
14.4 MEMORANDUM(PAITE NATIONAL COUNCIL)
14.4.1 RE-UNIFICATION OF THE CHIN PEOPLE INTO A TERRITORY
14.4.2 THE ORIGIN OF CHIN
14.4.3 THE PEOPLES OF CHIN
14.4.4 THE TERRITORY OF CHINS
14.4.5 THE RELATIONSHIP OF CHINS OF INDIA AND BURMA
14.4.6 THE POLITICAL STATUS OF THE CHINS BEFORE, DURING AND AFTER BRITISH
REGIME
14.5 FIRST WORLD ZOMI CONVENTION
14.5.1 DECLARATION
14.5.2 CHARTER OF AGREEMENT
14.5.3 ORGANISATION
14.6 ZO-RE-UNIFICATION ORGANIZATION(ZORO)
15.0 INDEPENDENCE OF THE UNION OF BURMA
15.1 INTRODUCTION
15.2 THE PANGLONG AGREEMENT
15.3 FRONTIER AREAS ENQUIRY COMMISSION(REES-WILLIAM COMMISSION)
15.4 AUNG SAN CABINET
15.5 THAKIN NU CABINET
15.6 AUTHORS OF THE UNION CONSTITUTION
15.7 DELEGATES TO THE NU-ATTLEE TREATY
16.0 THE CHIN/ZO PEOPLE IN POST-INDEPENDENCE BURMA
16.1 ABOLITION OF FEUDALISM IN CHINLAND AND MIZORAM AND THE BIRTH OF CHIN
NATIONAL DAY AND MIZORAM STATE INAUGURATION DAY
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