Children of the Revolution by Bill Rolston

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Children of the Revolution by Bill RolstonChildren of the Revolution: The Lives of Sons and Daughters of Activists in Northern Ireland, by Bill Rolston 'Children of the Revolution by Bill Rolston is one of the most important books on the impact of the Northern Ireland conflict. It contains the stories of twenty people who had a parent politically active during the 1968 98 conflict in Northern Ireland. Most of these were involved in non state combatant groups.' Publisher Information:

Weight: 399 g

He captured the turmoil of that period with intense reality and returned regularly over the next three years to record the city's descent into armed conflict as decades of discrimination and simmering discontent erupted onto the streets

the villians and the heroes

The tone is humane

Estate agents and informants murdered with impunity during the conflict in Northern Ireland- the outcome of a secret and illegal strategy introduced by Mi5 in 1981

At a time when international law

In this revealing and insightful memory

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a quite personal and powerful story

weaponry and intelligence for loyalists throughout the conflict

Catholic and Protestant

A political conspiracy was denied

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