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The Conflict That Eluded Peace

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The Conflict That Eluded Peace is a compelling biography by General Shantha Kottegoda, the 17th Army Commander of Sri Lanka. This book explores the intense armed conflict between the Sri Lankan Armed Forces and the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE), a significant event in Sri Lanka`s history. General Kottegoda shares insights from his notable military and diplomatic career, offering a unique perspective.

  • Author: General Shantha Kottegoda
  • Role: 17th Army Commander of Sri Lanka
  • Diplomatic Roles: Ambassador to Brazil, Thailand, and accredited to Laos & Cambodia
  • Defense Role: Secretary of Defense, Sri Lanka, in 2019 after the Easter Sunday tragedy
  • Focus: Sri Lanka`s armed conflict with LTTE
  • Category: Biography

Dive deep into this important period of Sri Lankan history by ordering your copy from Kapruka, available to all our readers in Sri Lanka.

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