The Bloodiest Year 1972: British Soldiers in Northern Ireland, in Their Own Words

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The Bloodiest Year 1972: British Soldiers in Northern Ireland, in Their Own WordsWritten from the perspective of the British soldier, The Bloodiest Year chronicles the worst year of the Troubles. In 1972 a shocking total of 172 soldiers died as a direct consequence of the insanity that would grip Ulster for almost 30 years. Author Ken Wharton's empathy lies firstly with the men who tramped the streets and countryside of Northern Ireland but also with the good folk of the six counties who never wanted their beautiful land to be the

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