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Ireland: The Key to the British Revolution
Book by Reed, David
436 pages, Paperback
First published January 1, 1984
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April 1, 2025
RCG was the only principled group on the British Left that truly supported the Irish struggle for liberation, from supporting the hunger strikers to the armed resistance.
* need to read more on the connection between the Hunger Strikes of Irish prisoners and uprisings in Britain against state racism in 1981
* need to read more on the connection between the Hunger Strikes of Irish prisoners and uprisings in Britain against state racism in 1981
May 16, 2025
Written by communists in Britain that were unapologetically sympathetic to the Irish Republican struggle. The book is solidly anti-imperialist and goes into detail about the IRA’s armed struggle, Republican ideology and the brutality of the British state.
June 29, 2017
One of the best books on Ireland ever written. I would love to see an updated version chronicling events post-1983.
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