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English: Constitution of the State of Burma, a Japanese puppet state
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Constitution of Japan Era 1943 - Constitutional Tribunal of Myanmar

https://www.constitutionaltribunal.gov.mm/sites/default/files/constitution/pdf/Japan%20Era%20Constitution%201943_English%20Version.pdf
Author Constitutional Committee, State of Burma

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