Children of the Revolution by Bill Rolston

Children of the Revolution by Bill RolstonChildren of the Revolution: The Lives of Sons and Daughters of Activists in Northern Ireland, by Bill Rolston 'Children of the Revolution by Bill Rolston is one of the most important books on the impact of the Northern Ireland conflict. It contains the stories of twenty people who had a parent politically active during the 1968 98 conflict in Northern Ireland. Most of these were involved in non state combatant groups.' Publisher Information:

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they informed the world that they have won an 'IRA gun battle' but in 2010

Derry's Streets in the legacy of a life of profound study

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It contains reproduced posters and documents which give the reader a real sense of the political events and activism at the time

Discover how the world renowned night of frights and fancy dress grew from the darkest days of the city's history

Colour: Blue

in black and is Ultra Cotton

This book is part of a trilogy

human rights and the credibility of the United Nations itself are under sustained attack

’ The book concludes with a discussion of the rise of the far right in Ireland and the part music has to play in the struggle against racism

50Available at the Museum of Free Derry shop