
Ulster Unionist Party office in Glengall Street, Belfast.
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A tricoloured letterbox on the Falls Road, Belfast, opposite the junction with Leeson Street.
There was a similarly enhanced post box at the Top Of The Rock.
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A volunteer with rocket-propelled grenade launcher on “RPG Avenue” (Beechmount Avenue), west Belfast. “Revolution – Armed struggle, people’s politics”.
According to Rolston (1991 p. 100), the silhouettes of at the bottom are based on the movie poster for Reds.
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Two pieces of graffiti from Divis Flats on the subject of the Queen of England. The second image shows “Save the queen” and “Fuck the queen” in competition beneath a ‘keep out’ sign Here is an entry in Hansard from July 1986 concerning the demolition of the Pound Block, stating that the demolition will begin “shortly”.
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“1941 Auschwitz, Buchenwald; 1981 Long Kesh prisoner of war camp” – a repeatedly vandalised mural in Oakman Street, Belfast. Centrally pictured is the killing of Michael McCartan, shot by an RUC officer named McKeown (named on the right) while painting graffiti in south Belfast. For a detailed description see BritishArmyKillings. “20 years it’s still the same – they murder people and have no shame.”
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The Sinn Féin symbol of the letters “SF” on the island of Ireland at the centre of a tricolour in AMCOMRI Street, Belfast. (“AMCOMRI” = “American Committee For The Relief Of Ireland, a U.S. charitable organisation founded in the 1920s.)
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