Brits Speak Out: British Soldiers' Impressions of the Northern Ireland ConflictIn 'Brits Speak Out', 14 soldiers relate personal accounts of serving in Northern Ireland. Their stories reflect life lived close to the edge, the development of the conflict and the effect of fear and trauma on the human condition. |
Contents
BERT ROYAL GREEN JACKETS | 13 |
PETER ROYAL HIGHLAND FUSILIERS | 25 |
JIMMY ROYAL TANK REGIMENT | 36 |
Copyright | |
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References to this book
Making Peace with the Past?: Memories, Trauma and the Irish Troubles Graham Dawson No preview available - 2007 |