To A Dark Place Experiences From Survivors Of The Troubles I Ken Wharton by Ken Wharton, Foreword By, Kenny Donaldson Seff 9780750998192, 0750998199 instant download after payment.

Between 1969 and 1998, over 4000 people lost their lives in the small country of Northern Ireland. 

The vast majority of these deaths were sectarian in nature and involved ordinary civilians, killed by the various paramilitary groups. 

These organisations murdered freely and without remorse, considering life a cheap price to pay in the furtherance of their cause. 

The words 'Why us?' were uttered by many families whose lives were ripped asunder by the troubles. 

Thousands of innocents received a life sentence at the hands of the terrorists; these, then, are their words, the words of those who survived such attacks, and of those left behind. 

These poignant and tragic stories come from the people who have been forced to live with the emotional shrapnel of terrorism.
About the Author
Ken Wharton is a former British Army soldier who has committed himself to telling the history of the Troubles without pulling punches from the standpoint of the Security Forces and innocent civilians. He has previously written The Bloodiest Year, Bloody Belfast and Torn Apart for The History Press, and was associate producer of the History Channel's Soldiers' Stories: Northern Ireland. He has also given lectures on the Troubles at Sandhurst Military Academy.

The South East Fermanagh Foundation (SEFF) are working collaboratively with British Author Ken Wharton in securing involvement from victims and survivors in sharing their lived experiences as part of this history - Kenny Donaldson (SEFF).