Le 10 septembre 1969, partition provisoire pour Sir Ian Freeland, général officier commandant de l’armée britannique (GOC), déclare :
« La ligne de la Paix est une affaire très, très temporaire.
Nous ne voulons pas dans cette ville d’un Mur de Berlin ou quoi que ce soit qui y ressemble. »
On 10 September 1969, provisional partition for Sir Ian Freeland, General Officer Commanding of the British Army (GOC), declares :
« The Line of Peace is a very, very temporary matter.
We don’t want a Berlin Wall or anything like it in this city. »
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Militaries in Donegall Pass.
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Falls Area – West Belfast – Catholic Area.
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Freedom Corner – East Belfast – Protestant Area.
Nuala – Catholic – Frenc & Irish Teacher.
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Daniel – Catholic – Bus Driver.
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Darren – Protestant – Informatic student – Queen’s University.
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Jonathan – Protestant – Senior Porter – N.I.R.
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Elaine – Catholic – Finance student – Queen’s University.
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Jennifer – Catholic – Volontary Worker – St Mary’ Church.
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Donald – Catholic – Taxi Driver – Black Taxi.
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Ronnie – Protestant – Tutor Adult Literacy.
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Colm – Translator of LÁ – Cultúrlann Mc Adaim & O’Fiaich.
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Sally & Nancy – Catholics – F.A.I.T.
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Edwina – Protestant – Midwife.
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Phelim – Catholic – Journalist – The Irish News.
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Philip – Catholic – Psychiatry Doctor.
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Robert – Protestant – Presbyterian & Coordinator of Hopelink.
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Patricia – Protestant – Horticulturalist – Botanic Garden.
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Paul – Protestant – Postman.
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Phyllis , Bobby & Shirley – Protestants – Shop Onners Shankill.
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Andrew , George & Willie – Protestants – Students.
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West Belfast – Catholic Area.
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West Belfast – Protestant Area.
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Philip & Torcher.
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