the republic of ireland gained independence in 1922.
the republic of ireland gained independence in 1922.
when did the republic of ireland gain independence?
1922
east karelian uprising and soviet–finnish conflict of 1921–22









































the east karelian uprising (finnish: "itäkarjalaisten kansannousu") and the soviet–finnish conflict 1921–1922 were an attempt by a group of east karelian separatists to gain independence from the russian soviet federative socialist republic. they were aided by a number of finnish volunteers, starting from november 6, 1921. the conflict ended on march 21, 1922 with the "agreements between the governments of soviet russia and finland about the measures of maintenance of the inviolability of the soviet–finnish border". the conflict is regarded in finland as one of the "heimosodat" – "kinship wars".









































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east karelian uprising and soviet–finnish conflict of 1921–22
maurice at one point stood for parliament as candidate for west waterford. after the irish war of independence, while several of his close relatives became prominent political figures in the free state, he chose to practice at the english bar. while he would have been happy enough to see ireland gain home rule by peaceful means, he had a horror of revolutionary violence (although he also denounced the crimes committed by the black and tans) and he seems to have found life in the new state uncongenial. he was made king's counsel in 1931. he became recorder of coventry in 1941; it was suggested this might be the prelude to a high court judgeship, but any such hope was cut short by his premature death.
maurice healy (writer)