The New Yorker
A short documentary film about the British broadcasting ban on Irish republicans
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“I've long been fascinated by The Troubles (blame it on my Irish heritage, or spending formative summers in the west of Ireland, where history seems to be just beneath the surface), and this short documentary about the banning of IRA leaders' voices from British airwaves is a phenomenal look at one of the biggest errors of Margaret Thatcher's policy towards the Republic.”
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