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Trends. The Omagh Bombing: Ireland and the Psychology of Walls

Editor, IBPP

Publication date

August 1998

Publisher

Scholarly Commons

Language

English

Abstract

The author discusses the psychological aspect of walls in relation to peace efforts in Northern Ireland

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