Tomorrow there will be peace
A novel of a fictitious story, but it could have been happened - some day, some where in Belfast, in Northern Ireland. Paperback 244 pages, EURO 15.-- / AUS$ 24,-- available only here, email me (while stocks last)
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( From newspapers, readers and from a young protestant woman from Belfast)
Presented on bookexpo in Chicago in June 2001
Blurb - (made by the german publisher):
>>The Northern Ireland conflict - Protestants against Catholics; English against Irish. But what´s behind this conflict? In this story the author aims to unravel the background to this conflict and suggest what the future outcome may be. Ute Oettel is successful in developing and understanding and an insight into the behaviour of the opressed group - the hereditary Irish population. Readers of this book will read the newspaper articles with greater understanding<<
Contents of the novel:
Belfast 1984,
bomb attacks and fighting paramilitary groups have made out of the capital city of Northern Ireland a theatre of war. Kelly is a young and recently married protestant girl who shows no interest to the causes of the conflict in her home country. Her attitude changes when she meets and falls in love with an Irishman, Michael Flanagan, not knowing that he is an active member of the IRA. Kelly sinks into the dangerous whirlpool of hatred, violence and murder and she makes a for her momentous decision. Suddenly she stands between the front lines of the two hostile groups - between Catholics and Protestants - and she tries to manage her further life.....
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