Hidden Histories: Ireland (website details)
Collection: Hidden Histories: Ireland (collection) [NC]
Organisation: Eastside Community Heritage (organisation) [NC]
Hidden Histories: Ireland is a website containing six stories by former British soldiers (Toms) and members of the Troops Out Movement (TOM).
The full title of the section is:
Ireland: What was that about? Toms and TOM remember.
Website InformationShowHide
Title |
Hidden Histories: Ireland (website details) |
Description |
Hidden Histories: Ireland is a website containing six stories by former British soldiers (Toms) and members of the Troops Out Movement (TOM). The full title of the section is: Ireland: What was that about? Toms and TOM remember. |
Creator |
Eastside Community Heritage |
Publisher |
Eastside Community Heritage |
Local URL |
http://www.hidden-histories.org.uk/northern_ireland/index.html |
Collection InformationShowHide
Title |
Hidden Histories: Ireland (collection) [NC] |
Description |
Part of the Hidden Histories Web site which contains oral histories, in audio format, of three former British soldiers (Toms, or Tommies) who served in Northern Ireland, and three former members of the Troops Out Movement (TOM) who campaigned for a British political and military withdrawal from the region. |
Creator |
Eastside Community Heritage |
Subject |
The conflict in Northern Ireland. |
Publisher |
Eastside Community Heritage |
Format |
Audio files, plus transcribed text, on a Web site. |
Language |
English |
Stories Collected |
6 |
Organisation InformationShowHide
Title |
Eastside Community Heritage (organisation) [NC] |
Status |
Active (checked, June 2014) |
Address |
Parish Centre, Cardinal Heenan Centre, 326 High Road, Ilford, Essex, England. IG1 1QP |
Organisation Abstract |
"Eastside Community Heritage was established in 1993 as part of the Stratford City Challenge community history project. In 1997 Eastside became an independent charity. Over the years Eastside has worked on numerous projects documenting the lives of ‘ordinary’ people from, and who live in, East London." (from ECH Web site) |
Citation
Eastside Community Heritage. Hidden Histories: Ireland (website details). Eastside Community Heritage.
Accounts of the Conflict; Accessed: 18 April 2024 <http://accounts.ulster.ac.uk/repo24/index.php/items/show/2120>
Accounts of the Conflict; Accessed: 18 April 2024 <http://accounts.ulster.ac.uk/repo24/index.php/items/show/2120>