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Tag: Bloody Sunday

German Captains, U-Boats and Other Lies About Ireland

By Robert Fisk —

By chance, I arrived in Dublin this week on the day that the Saville report on Bloody Sunday was published.

Posted on Jun 18, 2010 READ MORE | 10 COMMENTS

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British PM Apologizes for ‘Bloody Sunday’ Killings

On Tuesday, British Prime Minister David Cameron faced the daunting task of answering for one of the U.K.’s most volatile historical episodes: the so-called Bloody Sunday shootings in Northern Ireland in 1972.