Our Dirty War: The British State and the IRA: With Peter Taylor, Claire Dignam, Mike Jackson, Stephen Lambert. Killer and spy: the Stakeknife inquiry leads Peter Taylor back to the victims of the Troubles.
The murder of the British royal and World War II hero signaled a dark period ahead for relations between England and Northern Ireland.
Casualties of inexperience; British Army and IRA were on learning curves in a dirty little war which cost more than 3000 livesIan Bruce
The Nutting Squad “had the dubious task —almost Gestapo-like— of arresting members of the Provisional IRA who were accused of betraying their comrades,” said Aaron Edwards, author ofAgents of Influence:Britain’s Secret Intelligence War against the IRA. Ian Hurst, a former British military i...
Nov. 8, 1987: An IRA bombing intended to hit police security prior to a Remembrance Sunday war memorial service inEnniskillenkills 11—all civilians—and injures 63. Occurring near the second anniversary of the Anglo-Irish accord, it’s considered a public relations disaster for the IRA. In ...
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Visiting County Waterford and Dublin, he learns about James' military career with the British Army in World War One, and then how he subsequently returned the medals he had won and became a member of the old IRA, fighting to secure Irish independence. BEST OF THE REST The New IRA want to...
副标题: Gerry Adams And The Thirty Year War出版年: 2007-8-7页数: 624定价: CAD 24.00装帧: PaperbackISBN: 9780141028767豆瓣评分 评价人数不足 评价: 写笔记 写书评 加入购书单 分享到 推荐 内容简介 ··· For decades, the British and Irish had 'got used to' a situation without parallel...
Ian Paisley--the leader of the smaller, more radical of the two Protestant-based political parties in Northern Ireland and a member of the British Parliament--denounced the wording of the IRA statement as “a clever Jesuit expression.”
Since World War II, the Intelligence Corps has deployed on every major campaign and conflict in which British troops have been involved and has developed according to the particular demands placed upon it in each context. ...