Rev. Harold Good, 'Derry-born Methodist-Minister, pensionierter Kirchenführer und einer der ältesten überlebenden Schauspieler im irischen Friedensprozess, hebt in diesem spannenden Memoir den Vorhang auf sein bemerkenswertes Leben. Von Ian Paisleys turbulenter Ankunft in den frühen 50er Jahren bis zur Verbrennung der Bombay Street und Internierung, von der Suche nach Bombenopfern mit bloßen Händen auf dem Shankill bis hin zur Überprüfung der Zerstörung von IRA-Waffen mit Pater Alec Reid hat Good alles gesehen. Geholfen durch kürzlich ausgegrabene Telefontexte enthüllt er seine Rolle als Rückkanal zwischen DUP und Sinn Féin, als er in seinem Zuhause geheime Treffen zwischen Martin McGuinness und Jeffrey Donaldson ermöglichte, die dazu beigetragen haben, die historische Partnerschaftsregierung zu schaffen, die von Paisley und McGuinness gemeinsam geleitet wurde. Gut hätte sich nicht vorstellen können, dass er eines Tages dazu beitragen würde, den Lauf der irischen Geschichte zu ändern, eine bisher undokumentierte Rolle bei der Waffenentsorgung durch FARC und ETA in Kolumbien und im Baskenland zu spielen und von Königin Elizabeth II. beim Mittagessen im Buckingham Palace um Rat über ihren Besuch in Irland gefragt zu werden. Dieser überzeugende Seitenumkehrer ist ein wichtiger Beitrag zur Post-Brexit-Debatte über die Zukunft Irlands.
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Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. Rev Harold Good, Derry-born Methodist minister, retired Church leader and one of the oldest surviving actors in the Irish Peace Process, lifts the curtain on a remarkable life in an overdue memoir that promises to be the publishing event of the year.From Ian Paisley's turbulent arrival in the early Fifties to the burning of Bombay Street and internment; from searching for bomb victims with his bare hands on the Shankill to climbing into bunkers with Fr Alec Reid to verify IRA decommissioning, Good has seen it all. Helped by recently excavated phone texts, he reveals his role as a back channel between the DUP and Sinn Fein when he facilitated secret meetings in his home between Martin McGuinness and Jeffrey Donaldson that helped create the historic partnership government co-led by Paisley and McGuinness.Good couldn't have imagined that one day he would help change the course of Irish history, play a hitherto undocumented role in weapons disposal by FARC and ETA in Colombia and the Basque Country, and be asked by Queen Elizabeth II over lunch in Buckingham Palace for advice about her visit to Ireland.This challenging page-turner is an important contribution to the post-Brexit debate about the future of Ireland. Rev. Harold Good, Derry-born Methodist minister, retired Church leader and one of the oldest surviving actors in the Irish peace process, lifts the curtain on his remarkable life in this enthralling memoir. This compelling page-turner is an important contribution to the post-Brexit debate about the future of Ireland. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. Bestandsnummer des Verkäufers 9781786052414
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Paperback. Zustand: Very Good. A Derry-born Methodist minister recounts his role in the Irish peace process, from bomb sites to secret decommissioning. Rev Harold Good, Derry-born Methodist minister, retired Church leader and one of the oldest surviving actors in the Irish Peace Process, lifts the curtain on a remarkable life in an overdue memoir that promises to be the publishing event of the year.From Ian Paisley's turbulent arrival in the early Fifties to the burning of Bombay Street and internment; from searching for bomb victims with his bare hands on the Shankill to climbing into bunkers with Fr Alec Reid to verify IRA decommissioning, Good has seen it all. Helped by recently excavated phone texts, he reveals his role as a back channel between the DUP and Sinn Féin when he facilitated secret meetings in his home between Martin McGuinness and Jeffrey Donaldson that helped create the historic partnership government co-led by Paisley and McGuinness.Good couldn't have imagined that one day he would help change the course of Irish history, play a hitherto undocumented role in weapons disposal by FARC and ETA in Colombia and the Basque Country, and be asked by Queen Elizabeth II over lunch in Buckingham Palace for advice about her visit to Ireland.This challenging page-turner is an important contribution to the post-Brexit debate about the future of Ireland. Bestandsnummer des Verkäufers CIN1786052415VG
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