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Children of "the troubles"

1997366 pagesPocket Books

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This collection presents the writings of children who grew up amidst 'the Troubles' in Northern Ireland. Through their own words, the book offers a raw and intimate look at the impact of political violence on young lives. It explores themes of loss, resilience, and the search for understanding in a deeply divided society.

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Laurel Holliday is an author and editor who specializes in historical anthologies and personal memoirs. She is best known for Children in the Holocaust and World War II, a collection of diaries written by young people during the conflict. Her work focuses on preserving first-hand accounts of major historical events.

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Book cover of Children of "the troubles"