northern ireland

Maria Meyers travels to Ireland after learning her daughter, Pearl, has chained herself to the U.S. Embassy and not eaten for six weeks, leading Maria to question her daughter's upbringing and the circumstances that have brought her to this point.

Traces the origins of the violence and provides an account of the struggle focusing on the recent outbreak of large -scale violence from the late 1960s to the present day.

Karl and his sister Rosa escape from Nazi-occupied Vienna to Northern Ireland, where they must adapt to a very different way of life at a camp for Jewish refugees.

A brief guide to the culture, geography, people, economy, and government of the United Kingdom.

A color-illustrated overview of life in the United Kingdom that covers family life, school, sports and leisure, British culture, festivals and religion, food and shopping, landscape and climate, plants and animals, cities and landmarks, industry and agriculture, transportation, and history and government, and also presents two related activities.

Examines the religious and political tensions existing in Northern Ireland, from their historical origins to present-day conflicts, and looks at efforts to bring peace to this region.

Explains the historical background of the Irish struggles and the growth of the IRA and its place in modern history.

Traces the history of Northern Ireland, focusing on the violence between Protestants and Catholics.

Uses primary source materials to trace the history of the conflicts in Northern Ireland.