Maung Maung

For other uses, see Maung Maung (disambiguation).

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Maung Maung
မောင်မောင်
7th President of Burma
In office 19 August 1988 –18 September 1988

Political offices
Preceded by Sein Lwin	President of Burma 19 August 1988 – 17 September 1990	Succeeded by Saw Maung Chairman of the State Law and Order Restoration Council
Party political offices
Preceded by Sein Lwin	Chairman of the Burma Socialist Programme Party 19 August 1988 – 17 September 1990	Succeeded by Office abolished