Hunger Michael Fassbender And The Legacy Of Bobby Sands
“Come out ye Black and Tans,” the Irish rebel song adjures, in response to the British Army’s occupation of Ireland and the barbarity suffered by many at the hands of British jurisdiction over centuries. The struggle to regain their status as a republic was a long, bloody, and tempestuous road. Beginning with the Anglo-Norman invasion in the 12th century, the British constitution oversaw the great famine in the mid-1800s where over one million people perished due to starvation and the forced export of Irish produce, before culminating in the Irish War of Independence in 1921....