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Chargement... Joe Cahill : A Life in the IRApar Brendan Anderson
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Born in Belfast in 1920, Joe Cahill was an IRA man motivated by this ambition all his life. IRA activists rarely speak about their lives or their organization, but here Cahill gives his full and frank story, his viewpoint, his experiences-from death row in Northern Ireland in the 1940s to Washington and the Good Friday Agreement of 1998. This is the story of an extraordinary journey: Cahill's own life mirrors the growth, changes, and development of the republican movement as a whole through more than sixty years of intense involvement. This book is distributed for O'Brien Press, Dublin and is for sale only in the United States, it's territories and dependencies, Canada, and the Philippines. CLOTH DISTRIBUTION CANCELLED. ONLY THE PAPER EDITION (0-86278-836-6) IS AVAILABLE." Aucune description trouvée dans une bibliothèque |
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However. Not enough thought is given to an audience who may not have the intense background in the Troubles. The groups such as Noraid were so specific to the time and the place that they really tested my understanding of the events. Yes, I know the difference between Sinn Fein, the IRA, the republicans, the Unionists, but that's about where it stops. On the other hand, the details that come into more well-known events such as Bloody Sunday and the hunger strikes under Margaret Thatcher could only be found in a book such as this one.
For anyone interested in a scholarly look at The Troubles, or interested in what makes an individual called to a cause, this book would appeal. Otherwise, you may get so bogged down in details that the story is lost. ( )