James T. Rutnam

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James T. Rutnam
James T. Rutnam
Born	June 13, 1905 Inuvil, Jaffna
Died	1988 Colombo, Sri Lanka
Nationality	Sri Lankan
Occupation	historian, educationalist, author, politician
Spouse(s)	Evelyn Wijeyaratne Rutnam
Children	Rajah, Chandran, Indrani, Jayam, Iswari, Dennis, Padmini and George

James Thevathasan Rutnam was a Sri Lankan historian, educationalist, author, and politician.^[1]

He is the founder of the Evelyn Rutnam Institute for Inter-Cultural Studies.

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• James T. Rutnam - a versatile servant
• Alimankada –Behind the scenes Archived 2011-07-22 at the Wayback Machine
• "First Lankan immigrant to USA dies". Sunday Observer. 2 August 2009. Archived from the original on 22 July 2011. Retrieved 1 September 2020.
• A Biographical Introduction by James T. Rutnam
• Dr. James T. Rutnam - A true scholar By Prof. K. Indrapala
• Dr. James T. Rutnam - a scholar and writer
• The Leading Characters in the Political Turmoil of Sinhalese-Muslim Riots of 1915 by Sachi Sri Kantha
• Rajah Rutnam — Sri Lanka’s first immigrant to US
• Dr. James T. Rutnam - a scholar and writer
• James T. Rutnam - a versatile servant by Prof. Bertram Bastiampillai
• When Sinhalese supported and Tamils opposed federalism
• A Century of Tamil Poetry in Sri Lanka
• WHO WAS JAMES T RUTNAM?
• In Memory of James Rutnam
• Meeting Thiru Arumugam in Toronto^{[permanent dead link]}
• James Thevathasan Rutnam by Silan Kadirgamar
• "The House of Nilaperumal" by James T.Rutnam

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