- Sang
Phathanothai (Thai: สังข์ พัธโนทัย; 1915 – June 1986) was a Thai politician,
union leader, and journalist. He was one of the
closest advisors to Field...
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Reclusive Circle is a 1994
autobiography by
Sirin Phathanothai with
James Peck. It
tells of
Phathanothai's experiences growing up in the 1950s and 1960s among...
- in the late 1950s
Phibun arranged to send two of the
children of Sang
Phathanothai, his
closest advisor, to
China with the
intention of
establishing a backdoor...
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military alliance with ****an was
signed and on 25
January 1942, Sang
Phathanothai read over the
radio Thailand's
formal declaration of war on the United...
- three-cushion
billiards player Lin Sang (born 1977),
Chinese archer Sang
Phathanothai (1914–1986), Thai politician,
union leader, and
journalist Sang Nguyen...
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Rajkrueh school used to be the
location of the Thon Buri
district office.
Phathanothai (2025-05-06). ""วัดราชคฤห์" วัดดังฝั่งธน ชุมชนไทยมอญ อนุสรณ์พระยาพิชัย"...
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advisor Sang
Phathanothai to live in
China as a
goodwill gesture and for
informal backdoor diplomacy. The book The Dragon's
Pearl by
Phathanothai's daughter...
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Decades 1932-1957.
Oxford University Press. p. 163. ISBN 9676530530.
Sirin Phathanothai (25
February 2001). The Dragon's Pearl.
Simon & Schuster. back matter...
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Rolland Bushner.
November 29 Coup d'etat -
Comments of Sang
Phathanothai. UNA.[full
citation needed]
David K. Wyatt. Thailand: A
Short History...
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Cooperatives Samak Sundaravej (1935–2009), 25th
Prime Minister Sang
Phathanothai (1915–1986),
Advisors to the
Prime Minister Sanguan Tularak (1902–1995)...
