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The Day Violence Came to a Funeral: The Milltown Cemetery Attack
On 16th March, 1988 loyalist paramilitary Michael Stone attacked an IRA funeral at Milltown Cemetery in Belfast with grenades and gunfire. Three people were killed and dozens injured as mourners chased Stone through the cemetery in one of the most chaotic moments of the Troubles.


Dolours and Marian Price: The Belfast Sisters Behind the 1973 Old Bailey Bombing
The story of IRA volunteers Dolours and Marian Price, their role in the 1973 Old Bailey bombing in London, the hunger strike that followed and their controversial lives after the Troubles.


Eve Adams: From a Greenwich Village Lesbian Salon to Auschwitz
In 1925 Eve Adams opened a small tearoom in Greenwich Village where lesbian women could gather openly. She also wrote one of the earliest books about lesbian life in America. Within a year she was arrested and deported. In 1943 she was murdered in Auschwitz.
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