That Neutral Island

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Ireland's controversial neutrality during the Second World War sparked accusations of betrayal and hypocrisy, leading to a complex media landscape. The book delves into the political and social ramifications of this stance, exploring how it shaped national identity and international relations. Through a detailed examination of various perspectives, it highlights the tensions and dilemmas faced by the Irish government and its citizens during a tumultuous period in history.