Blood and Broken Glass

Discover the harrowing and profound narrative of "Blood and Broken Glass" by Ken M. Wharton, published in 2019. In this gripping account of three tumultuous years leading up to the Downing Street Declaration, Wharton meticulously chronicles a period rife with both hope and the savage brutality perpetrated by factions on both sides of the Northern Irish conflict. Spanning 476 pages, this compelling work dives deep into infamous incidents such as the Frizzell's bombing and the Greysteel massacre, illustrating the chilling reality faced by those caught in the crossfire of a violent struggle. Wharton challenges the attempts made by Sinn Fein and their allies to reshape the historical narrative surrounding these events, ensuring that the truth of this turbulent time is not forgotten. "Blood and Broken Glass" is a must-read for anyone interested in understanding the complexities of Northern Ireland's history and the lasting impact of its conflict.