An assassination that occurred during this conflict was acknowledged by Anton Balasingham and killed a man who some  feared would reinstitute a "satanic force" better known as the IPKF. During this conflict, one side enacted the Thirteenth  Amendment to officially recognize the official language of the other side. One side in this conflict carried out three  offensives known as Operation Unceasing Waves I through III. Low points in this conflict include the murder of over 600  policemen in 1990 and this conflict's catalytic event, a month of pogroms called "Black July." The Lessons Learnt and  Reconciliation Commission investigated this conflict, which was split into four phases called (*) Eelam Wars. The victorious  side in this conflict was led at its end by pres
An assassination that occurred during this conflict was acknowledged by Anton Balasingham and killed a man who some  feared would reinstitute a "satanic force" better known as the IPKF. During this conflict, one side enacted the Thirteenth  Amendment to officially recognize the official language of the other side. One side in this conflict carried out three  offensives known as Operation Unceasing Waves I through III. Low points in this conflict include the murder of over 600  policemen in 1990 and this conflict's catalytic event, a month of pogroms called "Black July." The Lessons Learnt and  Reconciliation Commission investigated this conflict, which was split into four phases called (*) Eelam Wars. The victorious  side in this conflict was led at its end by president Mahinda Rajapaksa. For 10 points, name this 1983 to 2009 war between a  Sinhalese government and the Tamil Tigers.
An assassination that occurred during this conflict was acknowledged by Anton Balasingham and killed a man who some  feared would reinstitute a "satanic force" better known as the IPKF.