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The Wikispooks page presents a very brief summary of the events of that day.
Related Wikispooks Pages
Document:Bloody Sunday: Key Soldiers - Information about the key soldiers involved in the events of Bloody Sunday
Document:How Saville got the Higher-ups off the hook - An article about the Report of Lord Saville into the events of 'Bloody Sunday' 30 January 1972 by veteran Northern Ireland commentator and human rights activist Eamonn McCann.
External Links
- Madden and Finucane Bloody Sunday Archive - An archive maintained by Solicitors Madden and Finucane who act for many of the Republican victims of terrorist violence in Northern Ireland
- Archive of documents concerning Bloody Sunday - Maintained by the University of Ulster