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Irish Republican Army: Historie og fredsproces

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Irish Republican Army: Historie og fredsproces er en engelsk-opgave til 9. klasse, afleveret til karakteren 4. Fylder 1 side (296 ord, ca. 1 min. læsning) og blev publiceret 8. april 2011.

Denne opgave redegør for Irish Republican Army's (IRA) historie og udvikling. Den dækker organisationens dannelse efter påskeoprøret i 1916, dens rolle i den irske uafhængighedskrig og den efterfølgende splittelse. Opgaven beskriver også IRA's fortsatte eksistens som en nordirsk organisation, dens vækst fra 1970'erne og frem til fredsforhandlingerne i 1990'erne og 2000'erne, samt den endelige nedlæggelse af våben i 2005. Endvidere behandles Sinn Feins politiske rolle og fredsaftalens betydning for Nordirland.

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Solid historisk redegørelse for IRA's historie og fredsproces. Teksten er velstruktureret og informativ, hvilket gør den velegnet som inspiration.
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  • britisk-irsk konflikt
  • fredsproces
  • ira
  • irish republican army
  • irlands historie
  • konfliktløsning
  • nordirland
  • påskeoprøret
  • sinn féin
  • uafhængighedskrig

IRA was a few who fought against British. After Ireland had self government, formed part of the IRA base in the Irish army.IRA was founded after the Easter Rebellion in 1916 and quickly became an organization in the Irish struggle against English domination. IRA played a crucial role in the War of Independence against Great Britain 1918 and then split up into a winger who accepted the partition of Ireland and another who insisted on a total of Ireland under one government. A bloody civil war ended with the maintenance of the partition of Ireland. IRA continued to exist as a primarily Northern Irish organization and despite a series of splits and crises grew and strengthened the organization from 1970 until today. In the 1990s and early 2000, the IRA in an often interrupted peace with Britain to find a political solution to the Northern Ireland question. Mon contended that as a result, in 2005 the armed struggle and has since, under the supervision of former Finnish President Martti Ahtisaari and the Secretary General of the ANC in South Africa, Cyril Ramaphosa, destroyed all weapons.IRA and its political superstructure of Sinn Fein, in close negotiations with the British government under the previous PM Tony Blair, successive Irish prime ministers and leaders of the loyalist organizations negotiated a peace settlement which presents the Irish Republic a say in Northern Ireland and partly open for a future association between Northern and Southern Ireland, after a referendum.Following the peace settlement and a series of successful elections to the Assembly in Northern Ireland represents the republican movement now one half of Northern Ireland's government and is working closely with former opponents among the Loyalists. It is believed also that they were behind the bombing in the underground in England.

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