Two paramilitary leaders, Brendan Hughes and David Ervine, reveal their stories of the Northern Ireland Troubles after nearly ten years of silence.
Synopsis
Two paramilitary leaders, Brendan Hughes and David Ervine, reveal their stories of the Northern Ireland Troubles after nearly ten years of silence.
Synopsis
Brendan Hughes and David Ervine, two paramilitary leaders from opposing sides of the Northern Ireland Troubles, recount their experiences. Hughes, from the Irish Republican Army, and Ervine, from the Ulster Volunteer Force, share insights on the violent campaigns they led and the motivations behind their actions. Their testimonies, recorded nearly ten years ago, reveal the consequences of conflict and the fates of combatants after war.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- Meet Brendan Hughes and David Ervine, key figures in the Troubles.
- Find out about the impact of hunger strikes on paramilitary leaders.
- See the personal stories behind decades of conflict in Northern Ireland.
Did You Know
- Brendan Hughes and David Ervine were paramilitary leaders on opposing sides.
- The conflict known as the Troubles lasted from 1966 to 1998.
- Hughes and Ervine shared their stories nearly ten years before the film's release.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who are the two main figures featured in Voices from the Grave?
The two main figures are Brendan Hughes from the Irish Republican Army and David Ervine from the Ulster Volunteer Force.
What was the condition under which Hughes and Ervine shared their stories?
They shared their stories on the condition that they could never be revealed while they were still alive.
What major event is discussed in relation to the conflict in Northern Ireland?
The documentary discusses the misery of a hunger strike and the tracking and killing of informers during the Northern Ireland Troubles.
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