The Political Graveyard: Burma

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Burma

Burma information:

Population: 41,994,678
Land area 261,970 square miles.
Capital: Rangoon

Neighboring areas:

Northeast: China
East: Laos; Thailand
West: Bay of Bengal; Bangladesh
Northwest: India

The Political Graveyard:

U.S. Diplomatic chiefs of mission to Burma
U.S. Consuls in Burma

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U.S. Diplomatic chiefs of mission to Burma

J. Klahr Huddle (Ambassador 1947) David McK. Key (Ambassador 1950-52) William Joseph Sebald (Ambassador 1952-54) Joseph C. Satterthwaite (Ambassador 1955-57) Walter P. McConaughy, Jr. (Ambassador 1957) William P. Snow (Ambassador 1959) John Scott Everton (Ambassador 1961) Henry A. Byroade (Ambassador 1963-68) Arthur W. Hummel, Jr. (Ambassador 1968) Edwin W. Martin (Ambassador 1971) David L. Osborn (Ambassador 1974) Maurice Darrow Bean (Ambassador 1977) Patricia Mary Byrne (Ambassador 1979) Daniel Anthony O'Donohue (Ambassador 1983) Burton Levin (Ambassador 1987) Parker W. Borg (Ambassador 1991)

U.S. Consuls in Burma

(may be incomplete!)

Rangoon: Howard B. Osborn (Vice Consul 1914-32) Maxwell K. Moorhead (Consul 1914) Samuel C. Reat (Consul 1916) W. Roderick Dorsey (Consul 1917) Lawrence P. Briggs (Consul 1920) James P. Moffitt (Consul 1922) Charles J. Pisar (Consul 1924-26) Hasell H. Dick (Consul 1927-29) Koyne V. Gram (Vice Consul 1927) Leland C. Altaffer (Vice Consul 1929-32)

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