The adaptation of a report by the American journalist Patrick Radden Keefe

Current page of the series, it was every day during the festivals with Laurent Valière. Today, an American series about the history of Ireland and Britain: “Ne Dis rien”. A series available on Disney+.

It’s a passionate historical series about a conflict that raged in Northern Ireland for 30 years. The Catholic minority that sought unification with Southern Ireland contrasts with the Protestant majority residing in Royaume University. In the area of ​​aggressive bodies, deaths and assassinations, as far as London, with 200 victims in March 1973.

It is the authors of these participants that we follow in this 9-episode series available on Disney+. Their names: Dolors and Marian Price, two daughters, born into a Catholic and republican family that left, and unlike their father, who was not exactly informed by pacifist manifestations about the separation of Catholics in Northern Ireland.

In the first episode he comments on the radicalism of the enemy, who is in the area of ​​violence and attention. They comment on them in order to mobilize one Gerry Adams, the future leader of the Irish Liberation Army. An organization with strategists, religious men and soldiers that, for example, needed a bank to pump up the money and wanted to hide in good condition.

Ne dis rien It is an adaptation of a report by American journalist Patrick Radden Keefe. The title reminds us that he has to stand up to the members of this department. Another episode where Gerry Adams was just before the IRA. A series that is also aimed at opponents through the portrait of a new police officer who resorts to the methods of colonialism in this fight on the British mainland.

In the end, in filigree, it was not clarified for a day: in 1972, he was born to men in Belfast, a mother from the family who had more than 10 children. There is no way Jean McConville will exist. A young woman was sure that she came from Bavaria and was supported by the men of the Irish Liberation Army.

A strong series for young people to explore their identity, without maniaism. Discovered on Disney+.