The Irish Experience During the Second World War: An Oral History

The oral history captures the diverse Irish experiences during World War II, featuring perspectives from a young banker to IRA volunteers and soldiers. It highlights the Emergency period as a triumph of peaceful methods over violence, showcasing Eamon de Valera's leadership in securing independence and sovereignty for Ireland. The narrative is enriched by interviews with individuals involved in various sectors, including cultural, social, and intellectual movements, providing a comprehensive view of Ireland's unique historical context during the war.