Description

Published 2011: First Edition / Softcover / Very Good Condition / Illustrated throughout

Pictorial stiff card covers. 171 very clean and bright pages. Slight shelf wear on covers. (RB255)

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This book is published to mark the 70th anniversary of the Belfast Blitz and tells its extraordinary stories in the words of the people who lived through it. Stephen Douds is a series producer in the arts department of BBC Northern Ireland. He has produced documentaries and features for Radio 2 and Radio 4, and has been a critic and reviewer for publications including the Irish News and the Irish Times. ""The story of that horrific event is told here by citizens of Belfast. They wrote these vivid descriptions and accounts immediately after the bombing.contains over 150 contributions from the widest possible range of sources.""-Irish American News

Review
The story of that horrific event is told here by citizens of Belfast. They wrote these vivid descriptions and accounts immediately after the bombingâ ¦contains over 150 contributions from the widest possible range of sources. --Irish American News

The Luftwaffe pounded Belfast harder than any British city was hit except London. . . Douds gathers more than 150 eyewitnesses to recall what happened. --World War II Magazine

About the Author
STEPHEN DOUDS is a series producer in the arts department of BBC Northern Ireland. He has produced documentaries and features for Radio 2 and Radio 4, and has been a critic and reviewer for publications, including the Irish News and the Irish Times.

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