Titlebook: Remembrance of the Great War in the Irish Free State, 1914–1937; Specters of Empire Mandy Link Book 2019 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and

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,“The Flooding Sorrow”, The Great War: 1914–1918,rowing association of Irishness with anti-British identities. While the 1915 Battle of Gallipoli initiated the breakdown of Irish support for the war, the Easter Rising in 1916 profoundly shifted public sentiment toward independence. It was sympathetic public sentiment for the rebels and animosity t

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,No-Man’s-Land Endures: The Anglo-Irish War, 1919–1921,pendence created a division between that severely hampered veterans’ abilities to negotiate a positive view of their service. People, events, and symbols connected to the Empire were denounced as imperial. The targeting of veterans by the IRA reinforced the perception that these men were disloyal to

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,“Suffering Does Not Stop When the Shooting Does”: The Civil War, 1922–1923,Sinn Féin fought among themselves over the meaning of Ireland’s relationship with the Empire. No attempts at large-scale commemoration were made, yet little vitriol was launched either from the government or within the popular sphere at the war or its combatants. Some called for the reunification of

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,Conclusion: Peace in the Free State? 1932–1937,he Treaty, like the oath of allegiance, within the Irish government. He took an even more ambivalent and disinterested stance on Great War remembrance than his predecessor. This shift in political power to Fianna Fáil encouraged republicans in their hope that the remaining imperial events and symbol

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Introduction,cal landscape of revolutionary and independent Ireland. Despite their marginalization, ex-servicemen and their supporters worked to preserve their war experience as part of the Irish identity, rather than outside it.

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,No-Man’s-Land Endures: The Anglo-Irish War, 1919–1921,ts participants were defined by the public as anti-Irish, veterans and their families found ways to commemorate in which they restored meaning to their war service despite the changing political context.

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,“The Emblem of Sleep for the Dead—And ‘Dope’ for the Living”: Armistice Day, the Flanders Poppy, anope for ex-servicemen. Because of this ambivalence and violence, many Irish stuck to their own personal methods of remembrance or created new ones to avoid the slanderous claims of “imperialist” that might be thrown at them for attending a commemorative event.

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