1974 Birmingham Pub Bombings by the Provisional Irish Republican Army

1974 BIRMINGHAM PUB BOMBING BY THE PROVISIONAL IRISH REPUBLICAN ARMY
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Table of Contents 1.    Introduction. 3 2.    Discussion and Analysis. 3 2.1      Brief Historical Context of 1974 Birmingham Pub Bombings. 3 2.2      Significance of the Event 4 2.3      Implications and Consequences in Present and Future. 5 3. Conclusion. 7 4.    References. 8   List of Figures Figure 1: Major Implications of the 1974 Blasts in England. 5
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1 Introduction
Coercion at the national and international level has been an imminent issue since the inception of humanity and the developments concurred by humankind. Several violent and terrifying events have occurred in the world after two major devastations caused by two Great World Wars. Brutality has damaged the social, economic, and financial contexts of every country, irrespective of the development status of the country. Many developed countries of the world, including the USA and the UK, have been facing acute disturbances that occurred due to terrorism. Numerous terrorist incidents occurred worldwide, affecting the world badly from several perspectives. The Birmingham inn bombing is similar to the fanaticism in England in 1974 but damaged the country significantly through its long-reaching devastations.[Clive Walker, “United Kingdom Liability for Acts of Terrorism: United Kingdom Perspective,” Tort and Insurance Law, 2004, pp. 138-175, https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-7091-0629-7_11.]
The prime responsibility for the explosions was taken by Irish Republican Army (IRA), which killed several innocent people and injured many more. Though this incident was a typical one, it created long-lasting effects on the economy and politics of England and the whole world. This assessment will throw light on the win bar bombing incident in England, which occurred in 1974. Furthermore, there would be a discussion on the significance and implications of this event for present and future grounds.[Sarah O’Brien, “Negotiations of Irish Identity in the Wake of Terrorism: The Case of the Irish in Birmingham 1973–74,” Irish Studies Review 25, no. 3 (2017): pp. 372-394, https://doi.org/10.1080/09670882.2017.1327483.]
2 Discussion and Analysis
1 Brief Historical Context of 1974 Birmingham Pub Bombings
The Birmingham bar blitzes of November 21, 1974, were a series of blasts carried out by the IRA in Birmingham, England. The strikes targeted two bars in the city center, the Mulberry Bush and the Tavern in the Town, and resulted in the deaths of 21 people and the injury of 182 others. The militant group claimed responsibility for the blasts the next day, stating that they were targeting off-duty police and military personnel. However, most of the victims were civilians, including women and teenagers. The bombings were widely condemned and led to increased support for the government’s hardline stance against the IRA. The police investigation into the blas...