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Video: 1998 Apr 10 "Hardtalk," Good Friday Agreement, BBC World News (2 copies).

 File — Box: 930
Identifier: M202.7.3

Description:

From the Sub-Series:

The press clippings in this sub-series date from November 30, 1995, to January 26, 1996; and from June 6, 1996, through June 5, 1998. Articles and editorials pertaining to the development of the Peace Process and the Northern Ireland conflict are included from such European publications as The Irish Times, The Irish Independent, Irish News, The Daily Telegraph, Daily Express, News Letter, Belfast Telegraph, Cork Examiner, The Guardian, Evening Herald, The Sunday Business Post, Sunday Tribune, The Sunday Telegraph, and Herald Tribune. The clippings document the work of the International body, the state of affairs in Northern Ireland, and reactions from around the globe. Also included are press clippings taken during later commission work on the April 12, 1998, peace accord. The series also includes audio and video recordings (1975-2008) documenting awards and honors bestowed on Senator Mitchell as well as media reports, interviews and restrospectives concerning Senator Mitchell, Northern Ireland and the peace process.

Dates

  • Creation: 1948 - 2023

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Extent

From the Series: 29.5 Linear Feet

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From the Collection: Undetermined

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Repository Details

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