Royal Ulster Constabulary

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politics Seamus Heaney
SH dates his first, ignorant, encounter with history from the time that as a very small child he met American soldiers who were stationed nearby and training for the imminent Normandy landings of June 1944...
Publishing Seamus Heaney
SH began writing journalism early in his career. He published articles in The Listener about the incident on 5 October 1968 in which peaceful marchers were attacked by members of the RUC . He reviewed...
Textual Features Jennifer Johnston
For this novel Johnston employs a staccato style with lavish use of often abrupt dialogue, with the effect of longer paragraphs coming as a surprise. Helen's husband has been killed as a bystander to sectarian...

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5 October 1968: Members of the Royal Ulster Constabulary...

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5 October 1968

Members of the Royal Ulster Constabulary in Londonderry viciously attacked members of a march organised by the Northern Ireland Civil Rights Association .
Alderman, Geoffrey. Modern Britain 1700-1983: A Domestic History. Croom Helm, 1986.
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Cook, Chris, and John, 1946 - Stevenson. The Longman Handbook of Modern British History, 1714-1980. Longman, 1983.
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August 1969: Sectarian violence peaked in Northern Ireland:...

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August 1969

Sectarian violence peaked in Northern Ireland: in Derry nationalist protestors attacked the Royal Ulster Constabulary with bricks and petrol bombs, driving them out of the city's Catholic area of Bogside; in Belfast hundreds of families...

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