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I Might Die But We Should Not die — reminiscences of a female warrior – Part I

- srilankaguardian.org

When the darkness began to drape its dark blanket the striking forces began to move.  The forces meant to penetrate deep into enemy lines began to move towards their destination targets in small separate platoons. by Tamilkuyil Translated by L.Annadoure The views expressed here are solely those of the author in his/her private capacity and...

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- colombogazette.com

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- island.lk

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- adaderana.lk

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- adaderana.lk

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- news.lk

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