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Do Paramilitaries Lie Awake At Night?
A powerful 5-part series from the makers of the Bafta and Emmy winning "Once Upon a Time in Iraq." This is the story of the Troubles in Northern Ireland told by the ordinary people whose lives it changed forever.
Do Paramilitaries Lie Awake At Night?
Season 1 Episode 2 | 55m 4s | CC
By 1972 a deeply segregated society has emerged. The violence has escalated and the British Army are constant presence. Catholic and Protestant working-class communities find themselves policed by rival paramilitary organizations.
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