Sources
- Clive Christie, The Karens in Turbulent Times and Enduring People (2000) ed. Jean Michaud]
- William Roger Louis, Dissolution of the British Empire in The Oxford History of the British Empire (1999) ed. Brown, Louis, Low
- Burma: The Curse of Independence (2001)]
- British in Burma (Encyclopaedia Britannica)
- King's College Military Archives
- DNB articles on U Nu and Dorman-Smith
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