| Eire and the
Emergency |
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| The
Emergency |
Wikipedia |
| Ireland during the Second World War |
atireland.ie |
| Censorship in Ireland, 1939 - 1945: Neutrality, Politics and Society (on-line book) |
Books at Google |
| Ireland's 'benevolent' neutrality during the Second World War |
Culture Northern Ireland |
| Eamon De Valera's speech on Irish neutrality, Cork, 1941 |
ibiblio |
| De Valera, neutrality and the notorious visit |
The Poor Mouth blog |
| U-boats
refuelling in Ireland was a myth |
uboat.net |
| Ireland's
close encounter with a German U-Boat |
Irish Examiner |
| Book
review: The Irish Experience during the Second World War |
stonebooks |
| Irish
who fought on the beaches |
BBC |
| The challenge of the Irish volunteers of World War II |
Reform movement |
| Ireland in the Second World War |
Telegraph |
| The
Economic War and the Second World War |
wesleyjohnston |
| Plan
W: British planning concerning Ireland |
Wikipedia |
| Irish
President offered Nazis condolences |
CBS |
| George
Bernard Shaw's letter in response to De Valera's offer of condolence |
Institute for Historical
Review |
| De
Valera and broadcasting; De Valera responds to Winston Churchill |
RTÉ |
