2298:, was wounded and captured. In jungles in Anuradhapura, the JVP had established a base camp with supplies along with six sub-camps with which they conducted operations in Rajangana and Tambuttegama. A detachment from the 1CLI troops with 82mm mortars, commanded by Major Jayawardena carried out Operation Otthappuwa in May and cleared these camps. By the end of May, much of the insurrection was crushed. Counter-insurgency operations went on for another year, with the 1CLI establishing a forward base in Horowapatana from November 1972 to April 1973, while the D company, 1CLI closed its operations in Kegalle District only in December 1974. Many youths were detained in rehabilitation camps for months. The official arrest total was 5,067 (of whom 1,117 were from Colombo), but arrests of up to 20,000 were claimed. The government imposed strict censorship of all domestic and foreign news during the period. Reports of summary executions were reported, including the public execution of
1271:(UNP) government had Wijeweera arrested at Hambantota on 12 May, days before the general elections in May. The UF won a landslide victory against the UNP and formed a government. Wijeweera was released in July 1970. In the politically tolerant atmosphere of the next few months, as the new government attempted to win over a variety of unorthodox leftist groups, the JVP intensified its public campaign and secret preparations for a revolt. Although their group was relatively small, the members hoped to immobilize the government by selective kidnapping and sudden, simultaneous strikes against security forces throughout the island. Some of the necessary weapons had been bought with funds supplied by members, but most party funding came from a string of robberies. The JVP decided to rely on raids against police stations and army camps to secure weapons at the onset of the revolt, and they planned to manufacture their own explosive weapons in preparation.
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concentrated at
Warakapola and Rambukkana. The Pindeniya detachment, led by Patrick Fernando attacked both the local Police Station and the Bogala Graphite Mines, capturing a lorry load of explosives from the mines. On 8 April, the Warakapola Police Station was attacked, weapons including two submachine guns seized and the building set alight. Police stations in Bulathkohupitiya, Aranayaka, Mawanella, Rambukkana and Dedigama were attacked and the one at Aranayake burned down. Only the police station in Kegalle town and its surrounding area remained under government control in the Kegalle District. In the North Central Province, only the Anuradhapura town and its police station held out, while the police station in Vavuniya and Polonnaruwa were attacked. Less intense activity was reported in the Kandy, Badulla and Moneragala Districts.
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aimed at gaining these from the police and military they would overrun in their first wave; while the government soon found out that its pre-insurrection stocks of small-arms ammunition was enough to hold out for only a week. On 5 April when the warning of the impending attack was issued, some police stations found that they lacked operational firearms or live ammunition. The three Bell 206A Jet Ranger helicopters of the RCyAF began on 5 April with a furry of activity, they began flying weapons and ammunition to isolated police stations. Flying over 12 hours a day, these three helicopters airlifted 36,500 lb of ammunition during April. The Doves flew supply missions to different parts of the island moving 900 soldiers and 100,000 lb of equipment in April. The army reported its first
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1945:(both of which had two Dutch colonial forts and small army garrisons). However, none of the JVP's four major missions succeeded. The abduction of the prime minister failed, with arrests of JVP members in Colombo on 5 April. The Panagoda Cantonment and Colombo were never attacked, because the members did not assemble. Jaffna Prison was attacked on the night of 5 April to rescue Wijeweera. The cadre booked a bus to the prison, and Pyatilake led the attack. It failed, however, when police reinforcements arrived; many of the attackers were arrested, and some were killed. Attacks on the Jaffna police station and Karainagar naval detachment also failed, with four insurgents killed on 6 April at
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1197:(Loku Athula). Initially known also as the New Left, the group attracted students and unemployed rural youth (most between ages 16 and 25) who felt that their economic interests had been neglected by the nation's leftist coalitions. The standard program of indoctrination, the "Five Lectures", included discussions of Indian imperialism (expansionism), the growing economic crisis, the failure of the island's communist and socialist parties, and the need for a sudden, violent seizure of power.
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troops from static defense to offensive operations. Furthermore, the popular uprising
Wijeweera expected from the oppressed classes failed to take place and JVP carders who captured areas did not consolidate these nor prepare for a long drawn out insurgency, as the JVP had not planned for such; local JVP committees raised a red flag in a captured area, and did little else. Widespread looting and damage to state property took place, and several civilians were murdered by the insurgents.
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1222:) and receiving recruits and sympathizers from the armed forces; some provided sketches of police stations, airports, and military facilities, a factor in the revolt's initial success. At the Vidyalankara campus, it won the support of the Jatika Sishya Sangamaya (Lanka National Students Society) led by G. I. D. ‘Castro’ Dharmasekera, at the Peradeniya campus it gained control of the Samajawadi Sishiya Sangamaya (the Socialist Students Society) and Vidyodaya campus.
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1913:) were overrun by the insurgents, and 43 were abandoned by the police for "strategic reasons" during the following days. Fifty-seven police stations were damaged. The insurgents cut telephone and power lines and blocked roads with trees. The Hanwella police station, near Colombo, was attacked on 6 April and overrun. It was soon recaptured by army reinforcements from the Panagoda Cantonment. The No. 2 Squadron of the Royal Ceylon Air Force deployed its three
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1497:, however, newly elected Prime Minister Sirima Bandaranaike had Wijeweera released from police custody; reports from the previous administration were overlooked. Bandaranaike's new administration made changes to the police force, removing officers and disbanding units perceived as disloyal. These changes affected the CID; the new government was fearful of another coup by security forces loyal to the previous administration. Bandaranaike's cousin and
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1884:(her official residence) with General Attygalle, Captain A.R.P. (Kalu) Wijeratne, and her normal escort. Temple Trees became the centre of government operations (both civil and military) during the crisis, and its security was strengthened. It was a refuge for the ministers, most of whom were from leftist parties. Helicopter patrols around the capital began as rumours spread that the JVP was marching on Colombo.
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operate, with some groups operating into early 1972. The government announced two amnesties in May and June 1971, airdropping leaflets encouraging the insurgents to surrender. Without food, weapons, and leadership, many youths surrendered; other groups were surrounded and captured. Two JVP leaders, Sanath (Wijesena
Vidanage) and Susil, were killed in confrontations with the armed forces;
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2392:, however, the new government tried to broaden its mandate with a period of political tolerance. With the repeal of the Criminal Justice Commission in 1977, all convicted under it received a general amnesty including Wijeweera. The ban on the party was lifted, and the JVP entered the arena of legal political competition. As a candidate in the
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1327:(alias Podi Athula) to manufacture bombs. The bombs were crude home-made types that sometimes exploded in the process of manufacture. One such incident took place on 17 December 1970, Podi Athula lost his left hand and was critically injured when a grenade exploded while being tested. The cells began arming themselves with
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manufacturing weapons was taken up. In the Dondra conference in early 1970, in addition to collecting and manufacturing weapons, details of recruitment, training, uniforms, and collecting information on the armed forces, were discussed. At this point, it was alleged that
Dharmasekera had informed the Minister of State,
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were for the JVP. In April, a
Chinese freighter raided a harbour; it was turned back by Indian warships maintaining a naval cordon around Ceylon's coast. An unfamiliar ship was seen off the JVP-controlled coast of Matara; according to an eyewitness, it was larger than any ship the Royal Ceylon Navy had at the time.
1162:, entered politics after his assassination in 1959 and became the world's first female prime minister in 1960. Due to successive governments, varying economic policies and frequent strikes, Ceylon's economic outlook during the 1960s had fallen below what it was when it gained independence in 1948; this led to an
1335:. However, this process had mixed results, the JVP was only able to manufacture around 3,000 bombs and some exploded in the process. A JVP cache of weapons was found by the police at the Talagalle Temple at Homagama and at the Vidyodaya Campus, the JVP produced blue uniforms, cartridge belts, boots and helmets.
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Two incentives for a renewed insurgency exist unemployment and government corruption. With a rapid population increase and relatively-slow economic growth, many youths who were the beneficiaries of free education are unemployed or underemployed; the unemployment rate is high relative to the output of
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than an open revolution. The movement fought with a well-organized military wing, that carried out raids on military installations and targeted assassinations waging a brutal campaign of terror and intimidation across the
Southern part of the island. It ended after an equally brutal counter-offensive
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functionary. At odds with party leaders and impatient with its lack of revolutionary purpose, Wijeweera formed the movement in 1965 with other like-minded young people. He was apparently expelled from the Maoist wing of the
Ceylonese Communist Party the following year and brought his Marxist ideology
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The official death toll was 1,200, but unofficial sources reliably estimated it at 4,000–5,000. Forty-one civilians were killed by the insurgents; thirty-seven police officers were killed and 195 were wounded. Twenty-six armed-services personnel were killed, including one officer (19 from the Army,
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armoured cars in May and put them to use in
Kurunegala and Anuradhapura districts. After three weeks of fighting, the government regained control of all but a few remote areas. In most cases, the government regained control of townships; insurgent groups melted away into the jungle and continued to
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Wijeweera had been successful in building up the political ideology and the large following of carders. However, these carders large in numbers, lacked proper military training. In comparison, the government forces especially its regulars, although small in number were an all-volunteer professional
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As the insurgents overran five police stations and forty-three were abandoned in the days that followed, the JVP gained control over large parts of the island uncontested. They would raise the red flag and assert their dominance over the population. The government forces responded by first securing
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The regular personnel of the armed services were soon supplemented by the mobilization of reservists (most of whom were World War II veterans) and while
Pakistani and Indian troops that were flown in took over the defense of key installations such as airports and harbors. This released the regular
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Having lost the element of surprise, the JVP's initial attack did achieve a degree of success. However, it failed in its key missions. This meant that it was not able to acquire the modern weapons it need to face the government forces. By withdrawing its small police stations and army detachments,
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literature distributed by the North Korean high commission in the country, which helped to develop the party. On 15 May 1971, 18 North
Koreans affiliated with the JVP were arrested. Indian patrol boats deployed around the island stopped two North Korean vessels, capturing weapons, food parcels and
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The insurgency caused Rs 2.7 million in damage to public and private property; other institutions lost Rs 3 million. Over Rs 450 million earmarked for capital development was not spent as intended due to the insurgency. Ceylon severed diplomatic ties with North Korea based on information that the
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At the time of the start of the insurrection, there was a Chinese cargo vessel bound for Tanzania in the Colombo Harbour. The Ceylonese government requested to acquire these arms failed following appeals to both Beijing and Dar es Salaam. Thereafter, the Ceylonese government said that the weapons
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on 5 April as they prepared to abduct (or assassinate) Prime Minister Bandaranaike at her private residence at Rosemead Place. This was followed by a quick citywide curfew and more arrests in Kotahena and Borella, with large numbers of bombs, weapons, and medical equipment meant to be used in the
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setting up a naval cordon around Ceylon while the Royal Ceylon Navy had deployed its sailors (including the crew of its sole frigate) on shore duty and harbour defense, making it incapable of preventing the JVP from obtaining aid by sea. Soon harbor defense was taken over by Indian and Pakistani
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Having lost the element of surprise and coordination, the JVP's first wave of attacks was executed as planned. Although on high alert, the government could do little to prepare and withstand the first wave. Weapons and ammunition were a key problem for both sides, with the JVP lacking access and
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At this point, there seems to be a division within the JVP. A faction led by Castro Dharmasekera wanted the movement to remain secret and prepare for a guerrilla war. However, the majority of the carder disagreed and Dharmasekera and his supporters were expelled. On 6 March, this faction calling
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In September 1970, the JVP Political Bureau met at Ambalangoda and decided to begin collecting arms, with Loku Athula appointed to head the armed section. The group identified that the primary weapon in their arsenal would be the hand bomb and planned to make over 100,000 in several bomb-making
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The government forces began to enhance its firepower on the ground and began offensive operations into JVP-controlled areas. The Yugoslavian mountain guns were deployed in Kegalle to flush out insurgents and by late April many suspected JVP members were captured, arrested or surrendered. The
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1630:(temple) by the JVP politburo on 2 April in response to a request by Wijeweera that posters and leaflets calling for his release be published and, if the insurgency began, 500 cadres be sent to Jaffna to break him out of prison. The group, consisting of S. V. A. Piyathilaka, Lionel Bopage,
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was formed at Madampella in 1969. Following the Madampella conference, two more conferences took place at Urubokka and Dondra. At Urubokka the structure of the organization, with secret, five-member cells and regional commands known as "district secretaries" was decided and the prospect of
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Loku Athula, who was given leadership of the Kegalle District and Kurunegala District, moved into the area on 3 April and began organizing the area leaders. He coordinated operations with detachments in Veyangoda and Mirigama, with over 600 JVP carders deployed across the Kegalle District
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With many parts of the island under JVP control, communication and transport was limited. The JVP had blocked roads having fallen trees, damaged culverts and bridges preventing vehicular movements. Many army convoys were ambushed such as in Aranayake and in Anuradhapura, where Captain
1108:, following strong support from friendly nations that sent men and material. Although this first attempt to seize power was quickly crushed by force, in 1987 the JVP launched a low-intensity insurgency in the island's southern, central and western regions that lasted several years.
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in the country would be attacked on 5 April at 11:00 pm. The JVP believed that police stations were the government's principal local element of power, and hoped that disabling them would encourage local populations to rise up in their support. The district leader for
1615:, followed by two platoons to Kandy. By 27 March, the police and the army had arrested over 300 youths mainly from the CCP in connection with the embassy attack and had raided the Vidyodaya and Vidyalankara campuses. By April 2, more than 400 arrests had been made.
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With a curfew imposed and suspects being arrested, some JVP leaders went into hiding. The attack began as planned. Ninety-two police stations across the country were attacked simultaneously by JVP groups armed with shotguns, bombs, and Molotov cocktails; five (in
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After a lull since October 1970, the JVP held a large public rally on 27 February 1971 at Colombo's Hyde Park, where Wijeweera said: "Let the revolution of the workers, farmers, and soldiers be triumphant". It would be the last JVP rally before the insurrection.
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lead the Sishiya Sangamaya (Students Society). To draw new members further into the organization and prepare them for a coming confrontation, Wijeweera opened "education camps" in remote areas of the south and south-western coasts, which provided training in
1361:, the armed forces had major cuts in funding, recruitment and joint operations, and were unprepared for a large-scale insurrection. In 1970, the armed forces had an annual budget of Rs 52 million (US$ 10mn), just 1.2% of total government expenditure. The
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the government denied the JVP the opportunity to capture weapons and ammunition. Having withdrawn to defensible locations such as major cities and towns, the government brought time to replenish its limited stocks of ammunition and receive new weapons.
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police station was attacked and two police constables were killed. The Wellawaya attack had preempted the initial wave of simultaneous attacks planned by the JVP, which lost the element of surprise. Following the attack, soon after dawn on 5 April,
1993:, and coordinated the government's defense from the situation room at Temple Trees. Local military coordinating officers, appointed from the three branches of the armed forces for each affected district, were tasked with carrying out local
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literature; the vessels may have been headed to JVP-controlled territory to reinforce it against the Ceylonese army. Aid may also have come through the Ceylon-North Korea Friendship Association, which had branches throughout the country.
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Four missions were planned and assigned to the nationwide 5 April attack. The main responsibility for the attacks was given to the student wing, which Wijeweera had called the "Red Guard". The first of the four missions was to attack the
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vessels and a Chinese freighter which raided the harbours. Although China provided diplomatic aid, it was accused of supporting the JVP; Chinese diplomats allegedly contacted North Korea, which supplied weapons and ammunition to the JVP.
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Although the JVP denounced Dharmasekera, Wijeweera and hundreds of his supporters were arrested during March, the JVP claimed that 4,000 cadres were now behind bars. Wijeweera traveled around the country but was arrested on 13 March in
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in 1974. Under the six years of emergency rule following the uprising, the JVP remained dormant. No medals were awarded by the government to the police or armed services personnel. After the victory of the United National Party in the
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on 16 March, giving broader powers to the police and military for arrest and detention, but no general military mobilization took place. The Ceylon Army, deployed two platoons of the 1st Battalion, Ceylon Light Infantry (1CLI) to the
2336:, enabling them to record statements from suspects which would be admissible in court. It soon became apparent that convicting a large number of suspects in custody within the contemporary procedure and laws would take years.
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country supported the JVP and diplomatic relations were not reestablished till 2014. The government expanded the armed forces, the air force which had 1,400 personnel in 1971 grew to 3,100 by 1976 with the addition of a
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to RCyAF Katunayake (attacking rebel locations en route). On the 12 April following a bombing run on a target in Polonnaruwa, one Jet Provost lost power and crashed on its approach to RCyAF Chinabay killing its pilot,
1863:(IGP). The government began frantic preparations for further attacks. A curfew was declared in parts of the island, all police stations were warned of an impending attack, and Attygalle ordered the army to begin
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Ceylon received the most aid from the Soviet Union, with Air Ceylon transporting nine tons of military equipment which the Soviet Union made available from supplies in Cairo on the 19th of April. On 22 April,
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Colombo, other cities and large towns with sizable police and military garrisons. Roadblocks were set up; bridges, ports and airports were secured, overstretching the armed forces, which began mobilizing its
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and Lieutenant Colonel Anuruddha Ratwatte arrived at the prime minister's residence and briefed her on the attack on Wellawaya and an impending attack that night. Soon afterwards, the prime minister left for
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in front of the United States Embassy in Colombo. These turned violent on 10 March with a petrol bomb thrown at the embassy, rioters then attacked and damaged the vehicles parked outside the embassy. Led by
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army with better leadership and training. When the influx of modern weaponry and ammunition began to roll in, the tide turned. The wide array of weapons it received resulted in its own logistical problems.
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factories located in rural areas along with underground storage locations. At the next Political Bureau, at the end of the year, Loku Athula reported that 3,000 bombs had been manufactured. The JVP gave
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by a fellow rating in Jaffna stoked fears of JVP infiltration of the armed forces. Therefore, the government adopted a strategy of holding out, until it received assistance from friendly nations.
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helicopters, which began flying missions to remote police stations to supply them with weapons and ammunition; over the following days, the helicopters returned wounded to hospitals.
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by a special police team and later transferred to the Jaffna Prison, along with 450 others. As a result of the attack on the US Embassy and explosions, the government declared a
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which included Wijeweera. Communications were in code by couriers, with the district secretaries communicating messages from the Politburo (which met every two months in
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to what became known as the Sinhalese Marxist Group. Along with Wijeweera, three close supporters emerged as the leaders of the new movement: Sanath, Karunnarathe and
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that read: "JVP Appuhamy expired. Funeral 5.". The Wellawaya leader interpreted the order as to attack on the morning of 5 April, not in the evening.
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of Kataragama. Caste-based discrimination was common with armed forces arresting all the youth from low-caste villages, regardless of participation.
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and Somasiri Kumanayake, turned crown witness and were pardoned. Most of the youths in rehabilitation camps were released gradually.
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planned attack on the city. At 8:00 pm, General Attygalle, IGP
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1559:Ceylonese protests against the Vietnam War
1231:and basic military skills. The movement's
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4527:Portuguese conquest of the Jaffna kingdom
3980:
3958:
3735:
3261:
2821:Halliday, Fred (September–October 1971).
2777:
2709:
2619:– JVP politburo member, later an academic
2480:Learn how and when to remove this message
2171:armoured personnel carriers in November.
1753:Learn how and when to remove this message
1397:; an artillery regiment armed with light
555:: 26 killed; 310 wounded; 1 Aircraft lost
3674:
3599:Ferdinando, Shamindra (7 October 2011).
3397:
3061:
2820:
2598:
1991:Ministry of External Affairs and Defence
1887:
1835:ordered a platoon of the 1st Battalion,
1584:
1564:themselves the Maoist Youth Front began
1487:Ministry of External Affairs and Defence
1471:Police Criminal Investigation Department
1209:
5878:Transition to the New Order (Indonesia)
4629:United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon
4614:United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon
4270:United People's Freedom Alliance (UPFA)
3832:
3029:Somasundaram, Jayantha (6 April 2021).
2898:Somasundaram, Jayantha (5 April 2021).
2762:
2346:Criminal Justice Commission (Sri Lanka)
408:
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7859:
7722:Russian espionage in the United States
5994:Warsaw Pact invasion of Czechoslovakia
3677:Terrorism, the North Korean Connection
3119:
3113:
2987:
1956:
1527:People's Socialist Republic of Albania
1433:tasked with basic pilot training; the
1307:). The JVP published a newspaper (the
1206:JVP expansion and United Front victory
7887:Riots and civil disorder in Sri Lanka
7717:Soviet espionage in the United States
5873:Indonesian mass killings of 1965–1966
5652:Consolidation of the Cuban Revolution
5317:1948 Palestinian expulsion and flight
5033:
4886:2018 Sri Lankan constitutional crisis
4664:
4374:
4349:Inter University Students' Federation
4057:
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3886:The Tamil Separatist War in Sri Lanka
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2851:, p. 7: "In the past because of
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2228:Chinese influence and alleged support
2136:took over securing RCyAF Katunayake.
2021:in Moneragala and Lieutenant Colonel
1618:
1596:
1538:South Yemen National Liberation Front
1240:about the existence of the JVP and a
61:Attack on the Deniyaya police station
7793:Soviet Union–United States relations
6144:1972 visit by Richard Nixon to China
4754:Second Polonnaruwa War of Succession
4429:Kotte conquest of the Jaffna kingdom
3818:"How the JVP ruined rural Sri Lanka"
3816:Karunaratne, Garvin (18 July 2020).
3757:
3439:
2981:
2864:
2458:adding citations to reliable sources
2425:
2279:
1870:Several JVP cadres were arrested at
1783:. The second mission, led by Nimal,
1691:adding citations to reliable sources
1662:
1357:during strikes and riots. After the
590:100 killed in run-up events in March
7907:History of Sri Lanka (1948–present)
7757:Soviet involvement in regime change
5008:2019 anti-Muslim riots in Sri Lanka
5003:2018 anti-Muslim riots in Sri Lanka
4998:2014 anti-Muslim riots in Sri Lanka
4730:First Polonnaruwa War of Succession
3601:"SL: NK, Iran arms not used in war"
3548:. Colombo: Trade Exchange (Ceylon).
2942:
2556:– former commanding officer of the
2241:
1814:
24:
7798:Soviet Union–United States summits
5272:1947 Polish parliamentary election
5157:Guerrilla war in the Baltic states
4480:1173 Polonnaruwa invasion of Chola
4275:Democratic National Alliance (DNA)
3908:
3361:"COIN operations in Ceylon – 1971"
3064:"First reign of terror by the JVP"
2988:Sterba, James P. (25 April 1971).
2508:
1473:(CID), which had been tasked with
1345:1962 Ceylonese coup d'état attempt
1323:30,000 stolen from York Street to
25:
7938:
6559:Lord's Resistance Army insurgency
6494:United States invasion of Grenada
5764:Guinea-Bissau War of Independence
5705:Expulsion of Soviets from Albania
4988:2005 Inuvil shooting and protests
4007:
3636:
3184:
3172:
2975:
2963:
2876:
2796:"Ceylon/Sri Lanka (1948-Present)"
2258:
2085:attacked the US Embassy in Ceylon
1389:; a recce regiment equipped with
1242:Criminal Investigation Department
367:Wijesena Vidanage (Sanath)
18:1971 JVP Insurrection (Sri Lanka)
6634:United States invasion of Panama
6484:1982 Ethiopian–Somali Border War
6124:1971 Turkish military memorandum
6087:Communist insurgency in Thailand
6057:Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty
5989:Communist insurgency in Malaysia
5816:Assassination of John F. Kennedy
5744:Indonesia–Malaysia confrontation
5262:Restatement of Policy on Germany
4941:Burning of Jaffna Public Library
4803:Sri Lankan independence movement
4693:
4407:
4150:
3062:Ratwatte, Mano (17 April 2021).
2802:. University of Central Arkansas
2430:
1667:
1566:protests against the Vietnam War
1142:Ceylon (now Sri Lanka) became a
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6735:Dissolution of the Soviet Union
6664:Fall of the inner German border
6564:1988 Black Sea bumping incident
6214:Strategic Arms Limitation Talks
6204:Spanish transition to democracy
6164:1972–1975 Bangladesh insurgency
5791:Communist insurgency in Sarawak
5297:Indo-Pakistani War of 1947–1948
5178:Occupation of the Baltic states
4465:Anuradhapura invasion of Pandya
4249:Patriotic People's Armed Troops
3884:Wickremesekera, Channa (2016).
3877:Political Violence in Sri Lanka
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2669:1932 armed uprising in Mongolia
2155:transporters flew in with five
1997:operations. These were Colonel
1678:needs additional citations for
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1653:Ceylon Broadcasting Corporation
6134:Four Power Agreement on Berlin
5769:Mozambican War of Independence
5208:Indonesian National Revolution
4500:Sinhalese–Portuguese conflicts
4470:Chola conquest of Anuradhapura
3411:"Relations to the third world"
2842:
2740:. 1 April 2001. Archived from
2686:
2674:2019 Sri Lanka Easter bombings
2625:– Became a government minister
2319:
2210:
1525:In 1970, a parcel sent by the
1520:
1449:fixed-wing aircraft and three
1431:de Havilland Chipmunk trainers
1427:No. 1 Flying Training Squadron
1339:Ceylon's defense establishment
1275:Preparations of the revolution
1069:1971 Janatha Vimukthi Peramuna
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1:
7902:Military history of Sri Lanka
7732:CIA and the Cultural Cold War
6747:Dissolution of Czechoslovakia
6700:Min Ping Yu No. 5540 incident
6422:1984 Summer Olympics boycotts
6387:Seven Days to the River Rhine
6119:Corrective Revolution (Egypt)
5406:March 1949 Syrian coup d'état
5334:1948 Czechoslovak coup d'état
4760:Kandyan independence movement
4598:Operation Prosperity Guardian
4280:National People's Power (NPP)
3923:Cooke, Michael Colin (2011).
3444:. aviadoradeceilan.medium.com
3175:, pp. 102, 105–107, 109.
3120:Farrel, Tom (12 March 2014).
3106:History of the JVP, 1965–1994
2946:Economic and Political Weekly
2702:
2310:
2237:Counter-insurgency operations
2190:deployed three frigates, the
2179:. Although China supplied 30
2140:heavy transports flew in six
1455:No. 3 Reconnaissance Squadron
1349:Since its formation in 1949,
94:Ceylonese government victory
6725:Fall of communism in Albania
6695:Mongolian Revolution of 1990
6644:Polish Round Table Agreement
5984:1968 Polish political crisis
5801:Eritrean War of Independence
5567:Hungarian Revolution of 1956
5462:East German uprising of 1953
5394:Chinese Communist Revolution
5059:
4808:Great Rebellion of 1817–1818
4559:Great Rebellion of 1817–1818
4490:Malay invasions of Sri Lanka
4244:Deshapremi Janatha Vyaparaya
4115:Grenade attack on Parliament
3772:10.1080/13533312.2013.830024
3727:Clodfelter, Micheel (2002).
3675:Bermudez, Joseph S. (1990).
2823:"The Ceylonese Insurrection"
2654:Hungarian Revolution of 1956
2611:Athula Nimalasiri Jayasinghe
2503:Indo-Sri Lankan Peace Accord
2305:
2106:Indian Army Southern Command
1833:Commander of the Ceylon Army
1195:Athula Nimalasiri Jayasinghe
1090:(JVP) against the socialist
702:Ministries of the Government
120:The JVP controlled Ceylon's
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6599:Korean Air Lines Flight 007
6327:Korean Air Lines Flight 902
6072:Corrective Movement (Syria)
6036:New People's Army rebellion
6031:Sino-Soviet border conflict
5759:Angolan War of Independence
5622:Second Taiwan Strait Crisis
5502:1954 Guatemalan coup d'état
5147:Jamaican political conflict
4855:1962 Ceylonese coup attempt
3694:Chandraprema, C.A. (1991).
3415:North Korea Country Studies
2647:
2513:
2394:1982 presidential elections
2340:Criminal Justice Commission
2181:85mm Type 60 anti-tank guns
1983:Inspector General of Police
1861:Inspector General of Police
1765:
1544:Lead up to the insurrection
1483:Inspector General of Police
1465:Initial government response
937:Ministry of Foreign Affairs
697:Ministers of the Government
536:80,000 followers (estimate)
393:N. Jayasinghe (Loku Athula)
10:
7943:
7922:Indian Peace Keeping Force
7892:Wars involving North Korea
6795:Sino-Indian border dispute
6624:First Nagorno-Karabakh War
6554:1987–1989 JVP insurrection
6312:1976 Argentine coup d'état
6224:Turkish invasion of Cyprus
6174:1973 Uruguayan coup d'état
5858:1964 Brazilian coup d'état
5826:Cyprus crisis of 1963–1964
5515:First Taiwan Strait Crisis
5282:Asian Relations Conference
4876:1987–1989 JVP insurrection
4439:1987–1989 JVP insurrection
4344:Batalanda detention centre
4130:Temple of the Tooth attack
4120:Pallekele Army Camp attack
3760:International Peacekeeping
3729:Warfare and Armed Conflict
3629:
3333:Rubin, Barnett R. (1975).
2732:"Revolution in retrospect"
2664:1987–1989 JVP insurrection
2560:and vice-president of the
2405:1987–1989 JVP insurrection
2402:
2343:
2207:donated 5,000 SLR rifles.
1843:to Wellawaya. At 7:00 am,
1556:
1531:Party of Labour of Albania
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1200:
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32:1987–1989 JVP insurrection
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5442:Arab Cold War (1952–1979)
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2693:Nagalingam Shanmugathasan
2562:World Veterans Federation
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2520:Nagalimgam Shanmugathasan
2422:Incentives for resurgence
2381:National Service Regiment
2369:
2334:assistant superintendents
2126:104th Helicopter Squadron
2092:Lockheed C-141 Starlifter
2048:International involvement
2001:in Anuradhapura, Colonel
1553:Anti-Vietnam War protests
1447:Scottish Aviation Pioneer
1176:Janatha Vimukthi Peramuna
1170:Janatha Vimukthi Peramuna
1088:Janatha Vimukthi Peramuna
917:Grama Niladhari divisions
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550:: 37 killed; 195 wounded
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534:10,000–12,000 combatants
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7897:Wars involving Sri Lanka
6454:1980 Turkish coup d'état
6289:Cambodian–Vietnamese War
6259:1978 Somali coup attempt
6219:Second Iraqi–Kurdish War
6184:1973 Chilean coup d'état
6009:Revolutionary Government
5903:South African Border War
5695:1960 Turkish coup d'état
5612:Iraqi 14 July Revolution
5467:1953 Iranian coup d'état
5447:1952 Egyptian revolution
5019:2022 Sri Lankan protests
4953:Welikada prison massacre
4778:2nd Kuruvita rala Revolt
4772:1st Kuruvita rala Revolt
4549:Second Kandyan–Dutch War
4306:Jathika Nidahas Peramuna
4289:Factions & spin offs
4233:Socialist Students Union
4197:Anura Kumara Dissanayake
2679:
2385:Sri Lanka Reserve Police
2383:. The police formed the
2379:and the army formed the
2263:The RCyAF took out five
2053:International assistance
1459:Hunting Jet Provost T51s
1435:No. 2 Transport Squadron
1220:Socialist Students Union
1156:S. W. R. D. Bandaranaike
890:Administrative geography
737:Leader of the Opposition
630:Previous constitutions:
583:Several leaders arrested
30:Not to be confused with
7927:Rebellions in Sri Lanka
6659:Fall of the Berlin Wall
6604:People Power Revolution
6589:Central American crisis
6529:1986 Black Sea incident
6179:1973 Afghan coup d'état
6077:Western Sahara conflict
5888:1966 Syrian coup d'état
5811:1963 Syrian coup d'état
5754:Portuguese Colonial War
5717:First Iraqi–Kurdish War
5482:1954 Syrian coup d'état
5359:Annexation of Hyderabad
5302:1947–1949 Palestine war
4766:Kangara arachchi Revolt
4544:First Kandyan–Dutch War
4339:Sooriyakanda mass grave
4301:Janatha Sevaka Pakshaya
4240:Socialist Women's Union
4182:Saman Piyasiri Fernando
4047:17 January 2006 at the
3440:Fernando, Menaka Ashi.
2157:Mikoyan-Gurevich MiG-17
1801:Felix Dias Bandaranaike
1702:"1971 JVP insurrection"
1379:Bren light machine guns
1095:Government of Sri Lanka
6953:Neoclassical economics
6464:Gulf of Sidra incident
6021:1969 Libyan revolution
5712:Iraqi–Kurdish conflict
5497:1954 Geneva Conference
5257:Turkish straits crisis
5252:Corfu Channel incident
4959:1987 Trincomalee riots
4736:Queen Sugala rebellion
4650:Ceylon in World War II
4265:People's Alliance (PA)
3108:. 2007. pp. 9–10.
2607:– Member of Parliament
2415:low intensity conflict
2390:1977 general elections
2326:Aleric Abeygunawardena
1579:Ceylon Communist Party
1503:Ceylon Volunteer Force
1423:Royal Ceylon Air Force
1359:attempted coup in 1962
1215:
1190:Ceylon Communist Party
1164:attempted coup in 1962
952:Diplomatic missions of
757:Constitutional Council
287:Commanders and leaders
210:Military intervention:
27:Armed revolt in Ceylon
7867:1971 JVP insurrection
7803:Russia–NATO relations
7684:Jonathan Reed Winkler
6968:Democratic capitalism
6963:Supply-side economics
6931:American conservatism
6730:Breakup of Yugoslavia
6619:Bougainville conflict
6534:South Yemen civil war
6469:Martial law in Poland
6332:Nicaraguan Revolution
6307:Dirty War (Argentina)
6114:1971 JVP insurrection
5928:Years of Lead (Italy)
5806:North Yemen civil war
5724:Berlin Crisis of 1961
5700:Albanian–Soviet split
5632:1959 Tibetan uprising
5597:Syrian Crisis of 1957
5452:Iraqi Intifada (1952)
5312:1948 Arab–Israeli War
4964:Kalutara prison riots
4936:1977 Sri Lankan riots
4915:1953 Ceylonese Hartal
4865:1971 JVP insurrection
4510:Battle of Mulleriyawa
4475:Polonnaruwa–Pagan War
4460:Battle of Vijithapura
4434:1971 JVP insurrection
4237:Socialist Youth Union
4192:Somawansa Amarasinghe
4125:Magazine prison break
3918:. South Asia studies.
3493:"Crushing the revolt"
2643:– Became a journalist
2629:Somawansa Amarasinghe
2599:Rebels and supporters
2588:Premawathie Manamperi
2360:rigorous imprisonment
2159:F fighter bombers, a
2042:Sumanapala Dahanayake
1999:E. T. De Z Abeysekera
1937:except for cities of
1888:First wave of attacks
1785:Somawansa Amarasinghe
1634:, Sunanda Deshpriya,
1585:Accidental explosions
1495:1970 general election
1453:helicopters; and the
1395:Daimler Armoured Cars
1375:Sten sub machine guns
1351:Ceylon's armed forces
1269:United National Party
1265:1970 General Election
1213:
1160:Sirimavo Bandaranaike
1152:United National Party
1113:United National Party
1102:Sirimavo Bandaranaike
601:Politics of Sri Lanka
541:Casualties and losses
524:Soviet Air Forces: 60
472:Pakistan Armed Forces
126:Sabaragamuwa Province
42:1971 JVP insurrection
7917:Wars involving India
7877:Communist rebellions
7224:Non-Aligned Movement
6846:Peaceful coexistence
6800:North Borneo dispute
6715:German reunification
6710:Min Ping Yu No. 5202
6408:Salvadoran Civil War
6357:Grand Mosque seizure
6352:Yemenite War of 1979
6244:Mozambican Civil War
6199:Carnation Revolution
6154:Yemenite War of 1972
6092:1970 Polish protests
5923:1967 Hong Kong riots
5898:Argentine Revolution
5848:Guatemalan Civil War
5776:Cuban Missile Crisis
5690:Bay of Pigs Invasion
5562:1956 Poznań protests
5540:Geneva Summit (1955)
5142:Hukbalahap Rebellion
5121:Non-Aligned Movement
4970:Bindunuwewa massacre
4925:1958 Ceylonese riots
4920:1956 Ceylonese riots
4910:1915 Ceylonese riots
4870:Sri Lankan Civil War
4832:Cocos Islands mutiny
4591:Cocos Islands mutiny
4522:Dutch–Portuguese War
4444:Sri Lankan Civil War
4110:1987–89 Insurrection
3544:Alles, A.C. (1976).
2659:1967 Hong Kong riots
2454:improve this section
2300:Premawathi Manamperi
2265:Hunting Jet Provosts
2108:were airlifted from
2039:member of parliament
2005:in Badulla, Colonel
1687:improve this article
1625:Vidyodaya University
1383:Vickers machine guns
1188:medical student and
1138:History of Sri Lanka
1097:(then Ceylon) under
1022:Sri Lanka portal
742:Member of Parliament
692:Cabinet of Ministers
506:Korean People's Army
165:Sri Lankan Coalition
7882:Cold War rebellions
7669:Alex von Tunzelmann
7659:Vladimir Tismăneanu
7584:Thomas J. McCormick
7579:Jack F. Matlock Jr.
7479:Robert Hugh Ferrell
7342:Crusade for Freedom
7139:Illiberal democracy
7023:Ho Chi Minh Thought
6826:Eisenhower Doctrine
6679:Peaceful Revolution
6674:Romanian Revolution
6654:Revolutions of 1989
6639:1988 Polish strikes
6549:Operation INFEKTION
6544:1987 Lieyu massacre
6449:Eritrean Civil Wars
6432:Peruvian Revolution
6382:1979 Herat uprising
6372:Sino-Vietnamese War
6337:Uganda–Tanzania War
6317:Egyptian–Libyan War
6284:Third Indochina War
6279:Sino-Albanian split
6269:Ethiopian Civil War
6169:Eritrean Civil Wars
6109:Ping-pong diplomacy
6082:Cambodian Civil War
5908:Korean DMZ Conflict
5893:Cultural Revolution
5863:Dominican Civil War
5841:Tlatelolco massacre
5627:1959 Mosul uprising
5617:1958 Lebanon crisis
5344:Al-Wathbah uprising
5267:First Indochina War
5237:Iran crisis of 1946
4826:Suriya-Mal Movement
4820:Temperance movement
4515:Campaign of Danture
4177:Upatissa Gamanayake
3927:. Colombo: Agahas.
3873:Samaranaike, Gamini
3696:The Years of Terror
3613:on 13 December 2014
3321:Wickremesekera 2016
2635:Upatissa Gamanayake
2605:S. D. Bandaranayake
2411:second insurrection
1957:Government response
1915:Bell 206A JetRanger
1872:Viharamahadevi Park
1773:Panagoda Cantonment
1501:, a captain in the
1419:coastal motor boats
1313:People's Liberation
1079:(also known as the
819:Election Commission
789:Magistrate's Courts
732:Leader of the House
588:1,200 total killed
459:Indian Armed Forces
300:Sirima Bandaranaike
73:April 5 – June 1971
7823:Russian Revolution
7619:Mary Elise Sarotte
7604:William B. Pickett
7529:Patrick J. Hearden
7509:Gabriel Gorodetsky
7504:Timothy Garton Ash
7489:Anneli Ute Gabanyi
7084:Ethnic nationalism
6836:Hallstein Doctrine
6720:Yemeni unification
6509:1985 Geneva Summit
6474:Casamance conflict
6377:New Jewel Movement
6362:Iranian Revolution
6347:Chadian–Libyan War
6294:Cambodian conflict
6274:Lebanese Civil War
6264:Western Sahara War
6239:June 1976 protests
6234:Cambodian genocide
5999:17 July Revolution
5953:Nigerian Civil War
5868:Rhodesian Bush War
5853:Colombian conflict
5796:Ramadan Revolution
5535:Bandung Conference
5411:Operation Valuable
5292:Partition of India
5013:Mahara prison riot
4748:Rajarata Rebellion
4586:Easter Sunday Raid
4226:Party institutions
3879:. Gyan publishers.
3639:The JVP, 1969–1989
3154:. Colombotelegraph
3043:on 29 January 2022
2995:The New York Times
2623:Mahinda Wijesekara
2177:76mm mountain guns
2122:Chetak helicopters
2009:in Galle, Colonel
2007:Douglas Ramanayake
1995:counter-insurgency
1877:Stanley Senanayake
1619:Decision to attack
1608:state of emergency
1597:State of emergency
1515:Denzil Kobbekaduwa
1507:lieutenant colonel
1499:Anuruddha Ratwatte
1451:Bell 206 JetRanger
1443:de Havilland Heron
1429:consisted of nine
1403:anti-aircraft guns
1256:speech that year.
1224:Mahinda Wijesekara
1216:
1186:Lumumba University
83:Dominion of Ceylon
7854:
7853:
7841:List of conflicts
7689:Rudolph Winnacker
7634:Giles Scott-Smith
7609:Ronald E. Powaski
7564:Melvyn P. Leffler
7494:John Lewis Gaddis
7469:Robert D. English
7434:Warren H. Carroll
7424:Michael Beschloss
7393:Nuclear arms race
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7164:White nationalism
7134:Liberal democracy
6871:Ulbricht Doctrine
6861:Brezhnev Doctrine
6669:Velvet Revolution
6413:Soviet–Afghan War
6229:Angolan Civil War
6026:Goulash Communism
5883:ASEAN Declaration
5836:Mexican Dirty War
5734:Annexation of Goa
5685:1960 U-2 incident
5659:Sino-Soviet split
5637:Laotian Civil War
5477:Bricker Amendment
5457:Mau Mau rebellion
5401:Malayan Emergency
5389:Chinese Civil War
5349:Tito–Stalin split
5203:Division of Korea
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4828: (1933–1939)
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4485:Pandyan Civil War
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4334:Matale mass grave
4187:Lalith Wijerathna
4105:1971 Insurrection
3990:Wijeweera, Rohana
3934:978-955-0230-03-7
3546:Insurgency - 1971
3367:. 8 February 2009
3250:Chandraprema 1991
2617:Jayadeva Uyangoda
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2489:
2482:
2400:'s 3.2 million).
2398:J. R. Jayewardene
2280:Ground operations
2163:trainer, and two
2099:Ratmalana Airport
1987:S. A. Dissanayake
1935:Southern Province
1857:Rudra Rajasingham
1763:
1762:
1755:
1737:
1632:Jayadeva Uyangoda
1573:, members of the
1511:internal security
1491:Dudley Senanayake
1475:internal security
1439:de Havilland Dove
1407:Royal Ceylon Navy
1244:(CID) unit under
1238:J. R. Jayewardene
1233:central committee
1065:
1064:
969:Visa requirements
930:Foreign relations
877:Political parties
823:Recent elections
594:
593:
565:5,700 surrendered
485:Soviet Air Forces
132:
131:
128:for several weeks
122:Southern Province
16:(Redirected from
7934:
7599:David S. Painter
7524:John Earl Haynes
7454:Nicholas J. Cull
7439:Adrian Cioroianu
7419:Thomas A. Bailey
7366:Voice of America
7257:
7256:
7169:White separatism
7149:Social democracy
7144:Guided democracy
7124:Authoritarianism
7074:Ultranationalism
7064:Anti-imperialism
6991:Marxism–Leninism
6904:
6903:
6891:Kinmen Agreement
6856:Johnson Doctrine
6841:Kennedy Doctrine
6757:Frozen conflicts
6740:1991 August Coup
6629:Afghan Civil War
6524:Reykjavík Summit
6519:Somali Rebellion
6459:Ugandan Bush War
6437:Gdańsk Agreement
5958:Protests of 1968
5938:War of Attrition
5647:Cuban Revolution
5583:We will bury you
5550:Cyprus Emergency
5530:Kashmir Princess
5520:Jebel Akhdar War
5369:Western betrayal
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4742:Ruhuna Rebellion
4724:Velakkara revolt
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4645:Military history
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3609:. Archived from
3596:
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3589:
3587:
3585:
3580:on 20 April 2023
3576:. Archived from
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3194:
3188:
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3139:Samaranaike 2008
3136:
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3096:
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3007:
3006:
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2979:
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2744:on 24 April 2023
2737:The Sunday Times
2728:
2696:
2690:
2527:Ravi Jayewardene
2485:
2478:
2474:
2471:
2465:
2434:
2426:
2409:The JVP began a
2356:T. W. Rajaratnam
2242:Turning the tide
2150:Soviet Air Force
2118:RCyAF Katunayake
2023:Dennis Hapugalle
2019:Tissa Weeratunga
2011:Derrick Nugawela
1925:and the town of
1815:Wellawaya attack
1781:RCyAF Katunayake
1758:
1751:
1747:
1744:
1738:
1736:
1695:
1671:
1663:
1613:Kegalle District
1591:Kegalle District
1505:was promoted to
1371:Lee–Enfield .303
1309:Janatha Vimukthi
1229:Marxism–Leninism
1182:Rohana Wijeweera
1148:D. S. Senanayake
1057:
1050:
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1004:Sri Lanka Portal
641:Law of Sri Lanka
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7818:Second Cold War
7776:
7704:
7698:
7674:Odd Arne Westad
7664:Patrick Vaughan
7649:Athan Theoharis
7629:Ellen Schrecker
7614:Yakov M. Rabkin
7589:Timothy Naftali
7534:Tvrtko Jakovina
7519:Jussi Hanhimäki
7402:
7380:
7370:
7348:Paix et Liberté
7323:
7267:Active measures
7248:
7178:
7159:White supremacy
7119:Totalitarianism
7047:
6972:
6895:
6881:Reagan Doctrine
6876:Carter Doctrine
6816:Truman Doctrine
6804:
6751:
6683:
6578:Soviet reaction
6489:Ndogboyosoi War
6396:
6367:Saur Revolution
6194:1973 oil crisis
6159:Munich massacre
6067:Alcora Exercise
6062:Black September
6040:
5786:Sino-Indian War
5680:Simba rebellion
5663:
5507:Capture of the
5415:
5354:Berlin Blockade
5287:May 1947 crises
5277:Truman Doctrine
5242:Greek Civil War
5231:Blacklist Forty
5198:Gouzenko Affair
5185:Cursed soldiers
5137:Morgenthau Plan
5125:
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4976:Mawanella riots
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4049:Wayback Machine
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3648:Pacific Affairs
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2132:in Ceylon. 150
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2015:Cyril Ranatunga
1959:
1923:Matara District
1890:
1855:(Ops), and DIG
1829:D. S. Attygalle
1817:
1789:Welikada Prison
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799:Labour Tribunal
784:District Courts
774:Court of Appeal
748:
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6809:Foreign policy
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6249:Oromo conflict
6246:
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5821:Aden Emergency
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5572:Polish October
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2031:Noel Weerakoon
2003:S. D. Ratwatte
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