REMEMBERING BLOODY SUNDAY & "MY UNCLE JACKIE"| Julieann Campbell, author of "On Bloody Sunday"

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Julieann Campbell's uncle John "Jackie" Duddy was 17 years old when he was shot dead while running away by British soldiers during Bloody Sunday 1972. Julieann's urge to find out whatever she could about the killing of the uncle that she never got to meet for her family would eventually led her to write an outstanding book called 'On Bloody Sunday".
I asked Julieann about impact that Bloody Sunday and her uncle's killing had on the family, the civil rights movement in N.I up until that point, the significance of the Battle of the Bogside and the Ballymurphy massacre which preceded the terrible events of January 30th 1972.
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https://www.amazon.com/Bloody-Sunday-History-Aftermath-People-ebook/dp/B093ZMTL78
TIMESTAMPS
00:00 Family connection to Bloody Sunday
07:05 Civil Rights movement
10:45 Battle of the Bogside & Ballymurphy massacre
18:05 BLOODY SUNDAY
33:15 Bloody Sunday as a recruiting tool for the IRA
34:55 Inquests/Inquiries into Bloody Sunday & SOLDIER F upcoming trial

Capitole

1. REMEMBERING BLOODY SUNDAY & "MY UNCLE JACKIE"| Julieann Campbell, author of "On Bloody Sunday" (00:00:00)

2. [Ad] History Nerds United (00:18:06)

3. (Cont.) REMEMBERING BLOODY SUNDAY & "MY UNCLE JACKIE"| Julieann Campbell, author of "On Bloody Sunday" (00:18:50)