578. The Irish War of Independence: Bloody Sunday (Part 3)
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In 578. The Irish War of Independence: Bloody Sunday (Part 3), Paul Rouse and the hosts mention Fatal Path by Ronald Fanning, Virtual History by Alvin Jackson, and Killing on Bloody Sunday, November 1920 by Anne Dolan with timestamps, quotes, and episode context.
There's a brilliant book by Ronald Fanning called Fatal Path, which it's a brilliantly told story, exactly what happened here within British politics…
There is a brilliant article in a book called Virtual History by Alvin Jackson, which deals with that particular question.
Anne Dolan, I think, put it brilliantly.
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The host mentions 'Fatal Path' by Ronald Fanning to highlight its insightful narrative on the complexities of British…
The host mentions 'Virtual History' to highlight a brilliant article that addresses the hypothetical question of whet…
The host mentions Anne Dolan's book to highlight the complex emotional aftermath of the killings during Bloody Sunday…
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“There's a brilliant book by Ronald Fanning called Fatal Path, which it's a brilliantly told story, exactly what happened here within British politics, how the truce and then the treaty are constructed.”
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“There is a brilliant article in a book called Virtual History by Alvin Jackson, which deals with that particular question.”
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“Anne Dolan looks at the impact of the lives and the trauma experienced by those involved in the killings on Bloody Sunday.”
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The host mentions 'Fatal Path' by Ronald Fanning to highlight its insightful narrative on the complexities of British-Irish negotiations during a p…
The host mentions 'Virtual History' to highlight a brilliant article that addresses the hypothetical question of whether the Irish Revolution would…
The host mentions Anne Dolan's book to highlight the complex emotional aftermath of the killings during Bloody Sunday. Dolan's work examines the ps…
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