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How many people actually died in the Civil War?

Despite much scholarship on the subject, there is little agreement on just how many people actual...

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14.58 30 Apr 2024


How many people actually died in the Civil War?


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Despite much scholarship on the subject, there is little agreement on just how many people actually died during the Civil War in 1922 and 1923. However, a new project at UCC aims to change this. Joining Seán to discuss is John Dorney, Research Assistant on the Irish Civil War Fatalities Project and the author of The Civil War in Dublin.

Image: National Library of Ireland, HOG54.


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