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Хронология действий Временной Ирландской республиканской армии (1970–1979)

Это хронология деятельности Временной Ирландской республиканской армии (ИРА) с 1970 по 1979 год.

1970

Февраль–Июль

август–декабрь

1971

Январь–Февраль

март–апрель

май–июнь

июль–август

сентябрь–октябрь

ноябрь–декабрь

1972

январь

февраль

Маршировать

Апрель

Может

Июнь

Июль

Август

Сентябрь

октябрь

ноябрь

декабрь

1973

1974

1975

1976

1977

1978

1979

See also

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