Do not say anything. Northern Ireland: Troubles, backstage, "voices from the graves." Radden Kif P.

American journalist and laureate of the National Prize Patrick Radden Kif (New Yorkker) made an attempt to understand the very essence of the Anglo-Irish conflict, its true causes and consequences for the population. Having chosen the reference point by the notorious Makkkonville case (the abduction of the accused Ira of the accompligy of the British army of the mother of ten children, whose remains were discovered only after three decades), Kif proposes to comprehend the scale of the social catastrophe and answer the question of whether the struggle for the freedom of soil bloodshed and crippled fate is worth.