Brian Hanley
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1,140 appearances
3 recordings
1 series
first heard Jun 2026
last heard 16 Sep
Brian Hanley’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Despite these attitudes among many Irish New Yorkers.
Irish revolutionaries could not afford.
to ignore the politics of inter ethnic cooperation.
New York was the seat of an emergent economic empire with material and capital connections all around the world.
But it was also very fertile ground for international protest movements and for the connections that could be forged between anti colonial movements.
Most of them were represented in the city.
Manhattan was never just a stronghold of the Irish.
It was also the home of socialism, communism, and Zionism.
They were representatives in the city of Indian, Egyptian, Persian revolutionaries, and of course.
Of anarchists, communists, and so on.
In nineteen nineteen, a League of Oppressed Peoples was established to fight for the independence of Egypt, India, Ireland and a host of other oppressed nations.
Harry Boland and Patrick McCartin were among the sponsors of this organisation.
In nineteen eighteen, Patrick McCartan had a search.
The wrongs of the people of Russia, Poland and Palestine we feel as our wrongs.
and we shall afford what aid we can to write them.
In other spheres, activists like doctor William J.
Maloney
a former British Army officer from Edinburgh, who'd been w won over to the Irish Republican cause in America.
were important conduits to American liberalism.
People like Oswald, Garrison Villiard.
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