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:

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commemorating lost lives

UDR: Declassified is an evidence-based exposé of the UDR using declassified files from 10 Downing Street

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On Bloody Sunday is a reminder of the true human cost of conflict

showing how the struggle for civil rights in the U

with Tony determined to preserve the memory of his father and the bond they shared even as he becomes increasingly immersed in the violent conflict raging on in Derry's streets

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renowned feminist historian Dr Margaret Ward gives us a compelling account of the courageous contributions of over fifty women who were members of Cumann na mBan

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