Thomas Kavanagh

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The damage caused by the violence of August 1969 was not confined to the strictly physical. It deepened community divisions and increased bitterness, and it wrecked whatever relationship existed between a large proportion of the Catholic community and the RUC. Part of the Bogside became a ‘no-go area’, sealed off by barricades which remained in position until 1972.
Making Sense of the Troubles: A History of the Northern Ireland Conflict
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