The book also has a profound commentary, help readers follow Suu through many important activities. In addition, the book cites many of her famous quotes, such as: "It's not power that corrupts but the main one is fear. Fear of losing power corrupts those who do take power in their hands and that fear of oppressive power corrupts those who work under the yoke of power ". In the photo: a young Aung San Suu Kyi.
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Aung San Suu Kyi during the ceremony held on 01.01.1972 after two years engaged to an Englishman. The wedding was held in accordance with Buddhist rituals at home a friend of both the Gore-Booth Baron in London, England. Married to an Englishman is very courageous to her. Ms Suu Kyi is the daughter of which the national hero of Myanmar, who brought independence to Burma from Britain and is creating the modern Burmese army. Before getting married, in a letter to her husband, she wrote: "I only ask one thing only in cases where people need you, I can help them do their duty ... Sometimes children with pavilion surrounded by fear of the circumstances and concerns of the country can be divided us. because we love each other so deeply divided would be a terrible pain. "
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The first year after the marriage, the young couple lived in Thimphu, capital of Bhutan - where Michael continued to work for the royal tutor. This is the time Bhutan joined the UN and Suu has served as an advisor to the newly established Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Kingdom. Free time, they explore secluded kingdom mountains by jeep, on foot or riding la. Excursions with them as hunting dogs Puppy - a gift donated by Thua minister. The dog has become the family pet. When Suu pregnant, she and her husband decided to return to England. Puppy dog ??also followed them.
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Date 04/12/1973, Suu birth to her first son, named Alexander. A few months later, her family returned to Asia when Michael received the task led an expedition to Nepal - Bhutan neighboring countries. While here, Suu and Michael had arranged to Yangon (Myanmar) to Michael and Alexander's mother Suu debut. Overcoming initial surprise moments, she Khin Kyi - Suu mother - warmly welcome young families. Ba Khin son in law also enjoyed polite guy, always keeping the classic style of the British nobility.
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Even when the family returned to England Suu in 1974, his doctoral thesis project on Bhutan's historical foundation is her husband Research School of Oriental and Africa, under the University of London, accepted. The couple moved to nearby St John's College Oxford by giving Michael a research scholarship. Though born in a family of many maids worry about housework, Suu still feel special interest in caring role his family as well as guests. "She often told that we are happy to do laundry work sock some of her husband. She storytelling raising two children. She's an Oxford housewife," said Christopher Robin - Friends of Michael and Suu - recalls. On 24/09/1977, she and her husband welcomed Monday son, named Kim. Ms. Suu named one her favorite character in the works of writers to put his son Kipling.
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Suu is focused on nurturing and teaching two sons with full understanding and cultural heritage Asia - Europe's family. Alexander and Kim often accompanied her mother returned to Yangon on summer vacation to visit her grandmother and grandfather deceased commemorate Martyrs Day. In 1987, Suu seeks to Alexander and Kim take-home ceremony - a ritual to admit proliferation of Buddhism. In pictures: Suu and her two sons as he finished retreat.
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When Suu returned to Oxford with his family after his time in Shimla, she started doing research doctoral candidate in Burmese literature at University College London, UK. However, on Friday evening (day 03/01/1988), she received an unexpected phone call. "My aunt in Yangon calling to report that my mother had a stroke quite heavy and aunt think I should go back to visit my mother." Mr. Michael Aris - Suu husband - recalled the fateful moment: "She put power down and immediately phone packed luggage. I have a hunch that before this, our lives will be changed forever. "
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Aung San Suu Kyi left the peaceful shelter with her husband and two children in the UK to return to Myanmar, embarks on a valiant struggle lasted later. For 20 years, starting from the date 08.08.1988 protests, Suu always beleaguered middle class layers tyranny, hatred of the army formed by her father, but since 1962 has betrayed ideals serve the people of her father. Suu has been under house arrest in Myanmar for 15 years, once in prison, repeatedly beaten and many times facing the barrel of a gun. First Christmas since Suu arrest, Michael was allowed to see his wife, but the military junta in Myanmar does not allow Alexander and Kim to follow. Suu only be reunited with the child in 1993 (photograph above).
During this time, Michael's efforts to attract world attention to the struggle of his wife had obtained the results as at May 12/1991, Suu was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize. Alexander and Kim accept the award on behalf of her mother and the mother's trust. They use the $ 1.3 million prize money to establish health and education fund to support youth Burmese exile. Must be 21 years later, in 2012, Aung San Suu Kyi will be able to Oslo (Norway) to accept the award and delivered a speech.
"Of course I'm sorry for not able to spend time with family. Anyone who would want to live with my family. I'm sorry about that - private sorrow. I want to stay with family , want to see my children grow up. But I did not fret about having to choose to stay here with my people. "
The worst was the first year they threw me into the pit & deep. Sometimes I do not have enough money to buy food. Malnutrition makes my hair fall out more and I became bedridden. I'm afraid my heart hurt. Each time the movement is heart pounding, breathing well. I lost weight from 48 to 40 weight & Then acuity reduced. I was spondylosis, a condition degenerative spine & But they never do this place devastated pharmacy (only in its oil).
Suu recounted many experiences pain during arrest by the military: "The worst is the first year, they threw me into the deep hole ... Sometimes I do not have enough money to buy food. Malnutrition nursing make my hair fall out more and I became bedridden. I'm afraid my heart hurt. Each movement is heart pounding, breathing well. Since I lost 48 kg to 40 kg and decreased visual acuity. I was spondylosis, is degenerative spine condition ... But they never did collapse this place (she points to her head). I think ultimately the problem will depend on each of us has seen himself a prisoner in his own conscious or not. I never considered myself a prisoner. I always take the path that I chose. "
After the release of Suu pharmacy in 1995, her family was allowed to visit. This time, Kim Wild composer and a year later he joined a rock group performing Independence Day celebration in Yangon.
After Suu was released in 1995, the family was allowed to visit her. This time, Kim - her second son - were musicians. Then one year, he joined a rock group performing Independence Day celebration in Yangon. Less than six years after Aung San Suu Kyi walked through the gates of his house to come to freedom, an extraordinary change has taken place in Myanmar. Dictatorships in power for half a century to be replaced by a fresh democratic apparatus. Incubates expectations appear on land once engulfed in constant fear, hatred. Legendary Life of Suu was French director - Luc Besson - brought up the movie titled "The Lady". In it, Michelle Yeoh plays Aung San Suu.
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Bertil Lintner journalists, who arrived in Myanmar on Suu walking time campaigning, told her once again appeared before the crowd: "Thousands of people waited for hours under the scorching sun ... Then from afar, a white car run, pulling the dust road behind ... the crowd cheered passionately. She got off, very relaxed, surrounded by students, bodyguard. She said hello everyone . She was shawl neck wreath before stepping up to the podium and began to speak. She said for two hours without someone leaving. children do not give up on ... She used the word rustic language, tools be: 'you have a head, and the first not only for nodding. have you nodding for 26 years. it's time you started to think using' ... Everybody laughed. one does not such as family atmosphere ".
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