Belfast '69 by Andrew Walsh

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Belfast '69 by Andrew Walsh

A devastating analysis of how the events of August 1969 fuelled lasting conflict in Northern Ireland
ANDREW WALSH lives in Gloucestershire with his wife and children, but he spent his formative years in Drogheda, in the Irish Republic. Growing up during the Troubles gave him a clear and unbiased understanding of how they developed, and how age-old beliefs of inferiority and supremacy have allowed them to continue for so long. Andrew holds a BA in History and has developed a lifelong passion in researching the conflicts in Northern Ireland. He is the author of From Hope to Hatred: Voices of the Falls Curfew and has written extensively on many aspects of modern Irish history.
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ISBN 13 9781781553954
ISBN 10 1781553955
Title Belfast '69
Author Andrew Walsh
Condition Unavailable
Binding Type Hardback
Publisher Fonthill Media Ltd
Year published 2015-03-14
Number of pages 192
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