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. Tambov: Gramota, 2012. № 5. Part 1. P. 111-117.
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REPUBLICANISM BOOM IN ULSTER AND EASTER REBELLION

Mel'nikova Svetlana Viktorovna
Komsomol'sk-on-Amur


Abstract. The author considers the political results of Easter Rebellion, concludes that despite Ulster significant contribution to republicanism restoration, this course had dominant influence over the South, and substantiates that Easter Rebellion destroyed imperial regime in Ireland and laid the foundations of southern republicanism northern policy, but the triumph of its ideology in the South and Sinn Fein victory opened the way for Irish independence at the cost of its separation and national minorities interests immolation, what southern leaders did not count on.
Key words and phrases: Дангэннонскиеклубы, Пасхальное восстание 1916 года, Ирландское республиканское братство (ИРБ), ирландский республиканизм, Организация ирландских волонтеров, Dungannon clubs, Easter Rebellion of 1916, Irish Republican Brotherhood, Irish republicanism, Irish Volunteers Organization
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