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John Hume and David Trimble: A Vision of Peace

John Hume and David Trimble: A Vision of Peace

Update: 2020-08-17
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These two remarkable men, from opposite sides of the 30-year "Troubles" in Northern Ireland, bravely reached across the divide and waged peace. They were awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 1998.  John Hume, who died in August, 2020, was a Catholic civil rights and political leader. In a poll several years ago, he was voted the greatest person in Irish history.  David Trimble was the leader of  the Protestant pro-British Ulster Unionist Party.   They talk here about the underpinnings of the brutal fighting that tore Northern Ireland apart, and they explain how and why they were able to negotiate a peace deal and begin the healing. They offer some important lessons to the rest of the world.  

(c ) American Academy of Achievement 2020

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John Hume and David Trimble: A Vision of Peace

John Hume and David Trimble: A Vision of Peace

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