Death of a Soldier: A Mother's Search for Peace in Northern IrelandBlackstaff Press, 2000 - 239 trang Twenty-three year old Stephen Restorick was killed by a sniper's bullet on 12th February 1997 as he manned a checkpoint in South Armagh. This book, published to mark the third anniversary of his death, tells the story of Stephen's mother, Rita, whose intense grief for her son became the impetus to work for peace in Northern Ireland. |
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Death of a Soldier: A Mother's Search for Peace in Northern Ireland Rita Restorick Xem đoạn trích - 2000 |
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