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00:00Mr. Oothan is a young woman who became the 3rd President of the United States from 1961 to 1971
00:12and was the first Asian woman to be elected to the United Nations.
00:19Mr. Oothan is a teacher who became the President of the United States.
00:31The most important achievement that he has achieved in his career
00:36is that he worked for the United States and Russia
00:40to reach the Missile Coalition in 1962
00:44which helped to prevent the nuclear war.
00:49What makes him unique is that he is a man who does not like to take risks.
00:57In 1961, Mr. Oothan decided to receive the 2nd Prime Minister's Award from the United Nations.
01:06Mr. Oothan received only 2 awards in his lifetime
01:10which are the Java Halal Nehru Award in 1965
01:15and the Gandhi Peace Prize in 1972.
01:21But what is the history of Mr. Oothan?
01:23Please watch this video to find out.
01:27The family has a long history.
01:30Mr. Oothan was born on March 22, 1959 in Phnom Penh, Burma
01:37with the last name Phonit and last name Nanthang.
01:40Mr. Oothan has a long history in India
01:45and is the only person who can speak English fluently
01:49in the Burmese community in the country where he was born.
01:52He is also the first person to join the Burmese society
01:57and the British Empire in this country.
02:00Mr. Oothan is the eldest son of four siblings in the family.
02:05In his studies, Oothan studied in the Department of International Studies in Pantanal
02:10and was selected as a person with a long-term vision and good grades.
02:15Mr. Oothan has a long history.
02:19At the age of 14, Mr. Oothan's parents passed away
02:23and his entire family was in a financial crisis in Phnom Penh.
02:28Because of the financial situation of the family in Phnom Penh,
02:32Mr. Oothan thought that he could not continue his studies
02:36for the next four years in the Department of International Studies.
02:39Therefore, he enrolled in the Rangoon Department of International Studies
02:43to become a teacher in 1926.
02:48At the University of Vichy, Mr. Oothan became a friend of the UN
02:53who could have a future and a chance to become the Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Burma.
02:58After two years of studying, Mr. Oothan returned to his hometown
03:03and began to study at the University of Vichy.
03:06He became a teacher and Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Burma.
03:11After studying at the University of Vichy for a period of time,
03:14Mr. Oothan was nominated in an award ceremony
03:17named All Burma Teachership in 1931
03:21and received a higher rank than him.
03:24For 25 years, Mr. Oothan became a member of the University of Vichy.
03:29In Phnom Penh, Mr. Oothan participated in a lot of elections
03:33and also participated in a lot of elections.
03:36After joining the UN in 1942,
03:41Mr. Oothan was appointed as a secretary of the UN Security Council
03:46under the UN Security Council.
03:49Mr. Oothan spent only one year in Phnom Penh
03:52after becoming a teacher
03:54and became a necessary person for education in Burma.
03:58Mr. Oothan returned to Vichy
04:01and continued to serve there for four years.
04:04In 1945, Mr. Oothan became a member of the UN Security Council
04:10under the UN Security Council
04:13and received a lot of support from his friends in the UN Security Council.
04:17In the following year, Mr. Oothan was appointed as a secretary
04:21and as a secretary of the UN Security Council
04:24after Mr. Oothan passed away.
04:26In 1951, Mr. Oothan was appointed as a secretary
04:31and as a secretary of the UN Security Council.
04:34Mr. Oothan spent six years in the UN Security Council
04:37and became a necessary person for education in Burma
04:40while he helped to regulate education in Burma
04:43such as the implementation of policies
04:46and the implementation of treaties for education in Burma.
04:49During that time, Mr. Oothan had many achievements
04:52in the UN Security Council.
04:562. Being a Secretary of the UN Security Council
05:01In 1952, Mr. Oothan was appointed as the Secretary-General
05:06of the UN Security Council
05:09and served there until 1961.
05:13During his time serving in the UN Security Council,
05:17Mr. Oothan was involved in activities
05:20to promote the security of Algeria
05:22and served as the UN Secretary-General
05:25of the UN Security Council.
05:28In 1959, Mr. Oothan was appointed
05:31as the Secretary-General of the UN Security Council.
05:35In March 1961, Mr. Oothan was appointed
05:39as the Secretary-General of the UN Security Council
05:43after many negotiations could not be concluded
05:47after the UN Secretary-General of the UN Security Council
05:50Mr. Oothan was appointed as the Secretary-General of the UN Security Council.
05:54In March 1962, Mr. Oothan was appointed
05:59as the Secretary-General of the UN Security Council
06:03until March 3, 1966.
06:07In order to prevent the first intervention,
06:10Mr. Oothan worked on the US-US relations
06:14in order to solve the missile crisis
06:17in order to end the war that is raging in the Congo.
06:21On February 2, 1966,
06:24the United Nations declared the United Nations Security Council
06:28for the second term.
06:30In the fifth term,
06:32the United Nations held important events
06:35such as the UNDP,
06:39UNEP,
06:43UNESCO
06:46and the UNHCR.
06:53In the second term,
06:55the UN and the United States
06:57were not in good terms
06:59after the United Nations
07:01expelled the United Nations
07:03from the Senate of Egypt
07:05after a request from the President of Egypt.
07:07Since then,
07:09the United Nations and the United States
07:11have been in constant contact
07:13with Vietnam
07:15and the U.S.
07:17On March 31, 1961,
07:21he resigned
07:23and did not continue his presidency
07:25for the next 300 years.
07:27Later,
07:29he served in the United States
07:31as Secretary-General
07:33and served there
07:35for the rest of his life.
07:37Life goes on and on.
07:39Mr. U Than
07:41worked with a woman
07:43who was his wife
07:45and had three children together.
07:47Apart from these three children,
07:49he also had an illegitimate child.
07:51This group of young women
07:53was recognized
07:55by the Mujahideen
07:57on May 25, 1974
07:59in New York
08:01at the age of 65.
08:03His legacy
08:05should be remembered
08:07in the 26th anniversary
08:09of the Swedish Revolution
08:11The Revolution
08:13and the Rebellion
08:15As you know, Mr. U Than
08:17has a long history
08:19of supporting the revolution
08:21and the revolution.
08:23For example,
08:25Mr. U Than supported
08:27the Neshava Halal Nehru Award
08:29in 1965
08:31and the Peace Prize
08:33in 1972,
08:35the Human Rights Award
08:37in 1973
08:39and many more.
08:41In the memory
08:43of Mr. Sri Chinmoy,
08:45a group of young men
08:47founded by Mr. U Than
08:49created the Peace Prize
08:51for the school
08:53and the youth
08:55who had the opportunity
08:57to receive the Peace Prize.
08:59This group was named
09:01after the great leader
09:03of the revolution
09:05Mr. U Than.
09:07Mr. U Than
09:09and the community
09:11of Mr. U Than
09:13in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
09:15should be honored
09:17for their contribution
09:19to the revolution.
09:21Mr. U Than
09:23has a good reputation.
09:25First,
09:27all human beings
09:29have the right to
09:31have the right to
09:33have the right to
09:35be human.
09:37Second,
09:39the government and the government
09:41has the right to
09:43to have the right
09:45to have the right
09:47to have the right
09:49to be human.
09:51Fourth,
09:53all human beings
09:55are equal.
09:57Human rights
09:59are the basis
10:01of social relations
10:03in the future.