John Horne
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John Horne asks why the heroic efforts of the two Irish divisions, the 16th (Irish) and the 36th (Ulster), in the bloody events on the Western Front in 1916, have been viewed so differently both at the time and since.
Published March 21 2007
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John Horne looks at what lay behind allegations of brutality on both sides in the opening months of the Great War.
Published March 18 2002
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