Silent majority in Belfast amid three years of violence
In Belfast's divided streets, Protestants like Lindsay Smyth and Catholics like Patricia Holland express hopes for peace while warning that violence or concessions could fracture Northern Ireland. They describe brigades, direct rule shifts, and a wary, stubborn stance that upholds British ties and opposes IRA methods.
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