Difference between revisions of "Operation Flavius"

Operation Flavius
Date	6 March 1988
Perpetrators	Special Air Service
Type	murder
Description	Three unarmed members of the Irish Republican Army were shot dead by the SAS.

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Title	Type	Publication date	Author(s)	Description
Document:Don't Mention the War	book extract	1994	David Miller
Document:The British Media and Gibraltar	book extract	1994	David Miller
Document:The Political Scientists of Lockerbie - Allen Feraday	blog post	26 October 2010	Adam Larson	"Patrick Haseldine’s famously deleted Wikipedia page on Alan Feraday sums up nicely that he 'has appeared as an expert witness at criminal trials leading to convictions in at least four high-profile cases, three of which were subsequently overturned on appeal. The appeal in the fourth case is ongoing'.”
File:Damage.pdf	Report	April 1989	David Miller	Investigation into media treatment of the inquest into the killing of three IRA members in Gibraltar on 6 March 1988
File:Truthontherock.pdf	report		Glasgow University Media Group	An investigation into the wholesale distortion of news by the corporate media when reporting on the SAS killings of 3 IRA members in Gibraltar on 6 March 1988. It is a serious indictment of the British media's handling of the affair and particularly that of The Sunday Times.

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-[[Sean Savage]], [[Daniel McCann]] and [[Mairead Farrell]] were shot dead on a street in Gibraltar by the British Army [[Special Air Service]] in an operation code-named [[Operation Flavius]].
+[[Sean Savage]], [[Daniel McCann]] and [[Mairead Farrell]] were [[Gibraltar shootings|shot dead on a street in Gibraltar]] by the British Army [[Special Air Service]] in an operation code-named [[Operation Flavius]].
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