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| Chiang Kai-shek, his son Ching Kuo, |
| the remarkable Soong Sisters Mayling, |
| wife of Chiang and Ching-ling, widow of |
| Sun Yat-sen, herself also pres of China! |
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| The successor of Chairman Mao (hr) |
| Hua Guofeng meeting Egypt´s Mubarak |
| "The Beijing Butcher" premier Li Peng |
| adopted by Chou, protected by Deng |
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| The Master of Survival Prince Sihanouk |
| gained power under the French in 1941 |
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| Deng Xiaoping and Helmut Kohl (hr,crop) |
| premier Zhu Rongji and activist Wei Jinsheng |
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| Strong Men Deng Xiaoping and Helmut Kohl |
| in a relaxed chat (hr,crop,secr) |
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| Cambodians Lon Nol, Hun Sen, |
| Heng Samrin and Prince Ranariddh |
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| South Vietnamese Nguyen Huu Tho |
| leader of both FNL and PRR |
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| Souphanavong led Pathet Lao guerilla; |
| Ne Win ruled Burma for three decades |
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| Le Duan succeeded Ho Chi-Minh (ov) and |
| Pham Van Dong was premier 1955-86 (ov) |
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| FNL legendary Madame Binh, FNL leader |
| Nguyen Huu Tho and "nordic" Pham Van Dong |
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| Ton Duc Thang succeeded "Uncle Ho" as head |
| of the North in 1969 and all Vietnam 1976 |
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| one of the pioneering Communists since the 40´s |
| Truong Chinh became President 1981-87 |
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| Kim Il Sung, North Korean |
| WWII leader and cult figure (ov) |
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| rare Khmer leader Pol Pot (ov, hr, ov hr) |
| wish to pose with peasant´s tool |
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| Khmer leader Khieu Sampan |
| leading his young soldiers |
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| Emperor Bao Dai of Annam/Vietnam |
| and his wife Princess Vinh Thuy |
| Thai King Bhumibol and Queen Sirikit |
| and King Jigme Wangchuk of Bhutan |
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| North Vietnamese premier Pham Van Dong |
| who resisted Japan, France and the USA and |
| South Vietnamese warlords Duong Van Minh, |
| Van Thieu and "the Nam War Symbol" Cao Ky |
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| Japanese premiers Takeo Miki, Fukuda |
| K.Miyazawa and T.Murayama |
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| Thai king Bhumibol and Queen Sirikit with |
| premiers |
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| Burmese premier U Ba Swe, president Win |
| Maung and UN secretary General U Thant |
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| Mohiro Hosokawa was the first non- |
| liberal Japanese premier 1993-94 |
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| Papua New Guinean premiers Morauta |
| and Rabbie Namaliu |
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Axis allied |
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| Mongolian Head Tsedenbal (two styles) |
| Achmad Sukarno and Syngman Rhee |
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| Indonesian three rulers from 1945 to 1999 |
| Soekarno, Suharto and Yusuf Habibie |
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| "Spiritual" Nobel Peace Prize Leaders (hr; crop) |
| Aung San Suu Kyi and tibetanian Dalai Lama |
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| Indonesian three rulers from 1945 to 1999 |
| Soekarno, Suharto and Yusuf Habibie |
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| japanese premier Obuchi welcomend |
| by german chancellor Gerhard schröder |
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