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The Irish troubles : a generation of violence, 1967-1992
History of the conflict that has made the term "Northern Ireland" synonymous with bloodshed and disorder for the past quarter century. Beginning with the first act of civil disobedience in Belfast in 1967 and ranging from Ireland to England and America, this volume presents a definitive history filled with drama, disaster, heroism, and terror. It also discusses why so many attempts at resolving the crisis have failed. -- Publisher description
Print Book, English, 1993
St. Martin's Press, New York, 1993
History
xvii, 872 pages : illustrations, maps ; 24 cm
9780312088279, 0312088272
26975001
Maps: Ireland; Northern Ireland; Derry; Inner Belfast
Prologue: Belfast Spring, 1967
1. The Irish Arena, Progress Delayed: 1962-1968
2. Confrontation, the Long March Begins: January 1968-March 1969
3. Passage to Chaos: March 1969-March 1970
4. The IRA Divides: February 1962-January 1970
5. The Rise of the Provos: January 1970-February 1971
6. The Armed Struggle Escalates: February 1971-August 1971
7. The Province at War, Internment to the Failure of Stormont: August 1971-January 1972
8. Bloody Sunday: January 1972
9. The End of Stormont: February 1972-April 1972
10. The British Response, From Stormont to the Truce: April 1972-July 9, 1972
11. Operation Motorman to Power Sharing, the Gun and Politics: July 1972-June 1973
12. Power Sharing and Protestant Power, the Northern Ireland Assembly to the General Strike: June 1973-May 1974
13. The Protestant Backlash, the General Strike to the Conventional Elections: May 1974-May 1975
14. The Mold Sets: the Convention to Direct Rule: May 1975-August 1976
15. Peace and War, a Time of Persistence: August 1976-December 1977
16. A Time of Attrition: January 1978-December 1979
17. Unconventional Conflict, the Hunger Strikes: January 1980-October 1981
18. The Return of Politics, Sinn Fein, the Assembly, and the New Ireland Forum: September 1981-May 30, 1983
19. The Anglo-Irish Agreement the Triumph of Politics: May 30, 1983-November 1985
20. The Institutionalization of Turmoil: November 1985-December 1989
21. The Next Decade, the Pattern Set: 1990-1992
22. The Troubles Without Final Conclusion: 1992
"A Thomas Dunne book."
Booknotes episode and transcript Program air date: June 6, 1993.