Extracts from 'Internment' by John McGuffin (1973)[KEY_EVENTS] [Key_Issues] [Conflict_Background] INTERNMENT: [Menu] [Reading] [Summary] [Background] [Chronology] [Main_Pages] [Sources] Material is added to this site on a regular basis - information on this page may change
The following extracts have been contributed by permission of the author John McGuffin. The views expressed in this book do not necessarily reflect the views of the members of the CAIN Project. The CAIN Project would welcome other material which meets our guidelines for contributions.
Originally published in Tralee by Anvil Books, 1973
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 Long Kesh, squalid, nasty, brutish and overcrowded, "a grim place" in the words of Harold Wilson. The camp, in the background, is two miles south of Lisburn. (Irish Times)
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