With the Irish in Frongoch

Nonfiction, History, Ireland, British
Cover of the book With the Irish in Frongoch by Mr W. J. Brennan-Whitmore, Mercier Press
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Author: Mr W. J. Brennan-Whitmore ISBN: 9781781172124
Publisher: Mercier Press Publication: June 7, 2013
Imprint: Mercier Press Language: English
Author: Mr W. J. Brennan-Whitmore
ISBN: 9781781172124
Publisher: Mercier Press
Publication: June 7, 2013
Imprint: Mercier Press
Language: English

For eight months following the Easter Rising over 1,800 Irish rebels were imprisoned in Frongoch, a former whiskey distillery in North Wales. It soon became a University of Revolution and among its notable alumni were Michael Collins and Richard Mulcahy. By December 1916 all the Irish prisoners had been repatriated and the camp was closed. Frongoch had initially held German prisoners-of-war but became much more high profile when the Irish rebels were interned there. Most of them were interned without any trial or chance to defend themselves, and many who had not been initially supportive of the rebel cause were converted during their internment. This contemporary account of life in the camp was an important part of the propaganda to win support for the nationalist cause in the lead-up to the War of Independence.

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For eight months following the Easter Rising over 1,800 Irish rebels were imprisoned in Frongoch, a former whiskey distillery in North Wales. It soon became a University of Revolution and among its notable alumni were Michael Collins and Richard Mulcahy. By December 1916 all the Irish prisoners had been repatriated and the camp was closed. Frongoch had initially held German prisoners-of-war but became much more high profile when the Irish rebels were interned there. Most of them were interned without any trial or chance to defend themselves, and many who had not been initially supportive of the rebel cause were converted during their internment. This contemporary account of life in the camp was an important part of the propaganda to win support for the nationalist cause in the lead-up to the War of Independence.

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