Seminar, Temas401-412R. Thapar, 1993 |
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... Sinhala identity and concluded that the term ' Sinhala ' denoted very diffe- rent things through history . At first it was a dynastical term : the Sinhalas were those people ruled by various Sinhala , and sometimes Tamil , kings . By ...
... Sinhala identity and concluded that the term ' Sinhala ' denoted very diffe- rent things through history . At first it was a dynastical term : the Sinhalas were those people ruled by various Sinhala , and sometimes Tamil , kings . By ...
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... Sinhala king . The propagandists relentlessly beat the drum of Sinhala dominance , purity and solidarity , taking old themes from the Maha- vamsa and adding two new ideas , which became vital parts of the new- ly reconstituted people of ...
... Sinhala king . The propagandists relentlessly beat the drum of Sinhala dominance , purity and solidarity , taking old themes from the Maha- vamsa and adding two new ideas , which became vital parts of the new- ly reconstituted people of ...
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... Sinhala ) . Premadasa is short and dark , eloquent in both Sinhala and Tamil but comically clumsy with English , which he taught himself as an adult . He was born in the slums of Colombo and cultivates a man of the people image ...
... Sinhala ) . Premadasa is short and dark , eloquent in both Sinhala and Tamil but comically clumsy with English , which he taught himself as an adult . He was born in the slums of Colombo and cultivates a man of the people image ...
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