Rafael Parreira

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When Jean and Arthur fell in love, the fact that they came from different sides of the religious divide did not go unnoticed by their families. Sectarian tensions were less pronounced during the 1950s than they had been in the past or would become again, but even so, ‘mixed’ relationships were rare.
Say Nothing: A True Story of Murder and Memory in Northern Ireland
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