Ireland in the War Years 39-45

Explore the complex history of Ireland during World War II with Ireland in the War Years 39-45 by Joseph T. Carroll. Published by Rowman & Littlefield in 1997, this insightful book spans 190 pages, delving into the intriguing policy of neutrality adopted by Eamon De Valera. As Southern Ireland remained a dominion while Northern Ireland was embroiled in the conflict as part of the United Kingdom, Carroll examines the pressures faced by Ireland to align with the Allies. This compelling narrative not only highlights the political landscape of the time but also offers a unique perspective on the impact of neutrality during a tumultuous period in history. Perfect for enthusiasts of British and Irish history, military studies, and those interested in the intricate dynamics of World War II, this book is a must-have addition to your collection.