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In "Voices from the Grave," former paramilitary leaders—one republican, one loyalist—share candid accounts of their involvement in the Troubles, offering fresh perspectives on the conflict that shaped Northern Ireland. Ed Moloney contextualizes these testimonies within a broader narrative of the IRA’s evolution from a guerrilla organization to a political party, and explores the complex dynamics that have impeded reconciliation. The book compiles unprecedented evidence gathered by Boston College, deepening our understanding of the violence and political shifts that defined the era.
First publish date: 2010
Genre: History/Modern History
Authors: Ed Moloney
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