US EditionThat Time Irish Towns Went Mad For The Soviet Republic
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That Time Irish Towns Went Mad For The Soviet Republic
Following The Irish War Of Independence, from 1919 to 1923, various Irish towns and cities started to adopt the label “The Irish Soviets. This came at a time where there was a large amount of revolution within Europe, with areas in Germany, Ukraine and Hungary becoming part of the Soviet ideology. Monaghan became the first county to attempt to bring in Soviet… Source
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