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The Troubles gallery - 40 years of conflict in Northern Ireland from the Belfast Telegraph archives

Mid August 1969 witnessed great violence and suffering. Memories of these terrible events have remained strong, especially in areas affected directly by the conflict.

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The Troubles gallery - 40 years of conflict in Northern Ireland from the Belfast Telegraph archives

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