United Kingdom - Ireland

Aug. 08, 1971 - Internment Without Trial For Ira Suspects In Ulster. 6 Killed, 17 Soldiers Hurt In Riots: 300 Ira suspects were arrested in dawn swoops by the Army in Ulster yesterday, as the Storment Government mounting terrorism which has brought the province to near all-out civil war. Six people were killed, including a woman a soldier, and a youth in Belfast. Seventeen soldiers were injured as violence swept Ulster yesterday in the wake of the internment. The decision to introduce imprisonment without trial led to a day of non-stop rioting is Belfast, Hewry and Londondarry. Photo shows Protestant homes burninglin Belfast's Ardeyne district. Houses set on fire by Protestants evacuating from this most persistant riot area, yesterday

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All-out Decision Evacuating Imprisonment Internment Introduce Mounting Non-stop Protestants Riot Rioting Seventeen Suspects Swept Swoops Terrorism Ulster Wake

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