How have we used 1916’s great gifts? - Commemorating 1916 Rising
IT’S a truism that the victors write history to serve their own ends. Occasionally, the mask slips, as it did when an elderly Winston Churchill wondered if the bombing of Dresden might have been a war crime, or when former Pentagon hawk, Robert McNamara, expressed soul-wrenching regret over American belligerence in Vietnam.
Fri, 01 Jan, 2016