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The Falls Curfew, also called the Battle of the Falls (or Lower Falls), was a British Army operation during 3–5 July 1970 in the Falls district of Belfast, Northern Ireland. The operation began as a search for weapons in the staunchly Irish nationalist district. As the search ended, local youths attacked the British soldiers with stones and petrol bombs and the soldiers responded with CS gas. This quickly developed into gun battles between British soldiers and the Irish Republican Army (IRA). After four hours of continuous clashes, the British commander sealed off the area, which comprised 3,000 homes, and imposed a curfew which would last for 36 hours. Thousands of British troops moved into the curfew zone and carried out house-to-house searches for weapons, while coming under intermitten Схватка за Фоллз (англ. Battle of the Falls), известная в историографии Великобритании как Комендантский час в Фоллз (англ. Falls Curfew) и в историографии Ирландии как Погромы в Лоуэр-Фоллз (англ. Rape of the Lower Falls) — операция британских войск, продолжавшаяся с 3 по 5 июля 1970 года в округе Фоллз Белфаста (Северная Ирландия). Die Falls Curfew (dt.: Ausgangssperre der Falls), auch Lower Falls Curfew oder Rape of the Lower Falls (dt.: Vergewaltigung der Lower Falls) war eine dreitägige Ausgangssperre, die die britische Armee im Juli 1970 im Gebiet der Falls Road im Westen der nordirischen Hauptstadt Belfast während des Nordirlandkonflikts verhängte. Am 3. Juli 1970 durchsuchten britische Soldaten mehrere Wohnungen nach Waffen. Die Operation weitete sich zu Unruhen aus, bei denen fünf Zivilisten starben und 300 mutmaßliche irische Republikaner verhaftet wurden. Dabei wurden größere Mengen Tränengas eingesetzt.
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Die Falls Curfew (dt.: Ausgangssperre der Falls), auch Lower Falls Curfew oder Rape of the Lower Falls (dt.: Vergewaltigung der Lower Falls) war eine dreitägige Ausgangssperre, die die britische Armee im Juli 1970 im Gebiet der Falls Road im Westen der nordirischen Hauptstadt Belfast während des Nordirlandkonflikts verhängte. Am 3. Juli 1970 durchsuchten britische Soldaten mehrere Wohnungen nach Waffen. Die Operation weitete sich zu Unruhen aus, bei denen fünf Zivilisten starben und 300 mutmaßliche irische Republikaner verhaftet wurden. Dabei wurden größere Mengen Tränengas eingesetzt. Схватка за Фоллз (англ. Battle of the Falls), известная в историографии Великобритании как Комендантский час в Фоллз (англ. Falls Curfew) и в историографии Ирландии как Погромы в Лоуэр-Фоллз (англ. Rape of the Lower Falls) — операция британских войск, продолжавшаяся с 3 по 5 июля 1970 года в округе Фоллз Белфаста (Северная Ирландия). Операция началась как обыск британскими частями домов в том квартале на наличие незарегистрированного огнестрельного оружия, в конце которого молодёжь набросилась на британские части, закидывая их камнями и зажигательными бомбами. Солдаты применили в ответ слезоточивый газ, что переросло в настоящую битву между британскими регулярными частями и повстанцами из Ирландской республиканской армии (её «Официального крыла»). Спустя 4 часа после начала боёв британское командование объявило комендантский час: это положение действовало в течение 36 часов. Во время комендантского часа британские войска продолжали обыск домов на наличие оружия и вступали в схватку с ирландскими повстанцами. Поиски привели к разгрому значительной части города и распылению огромного объёма слезоточивого газа. 5 июля положение о комендантском часе было отменено после того, как 3 тысячи человек прошли маршем из квартала Андерсонстаун, стремясь доставить вещи первой необходимости оказавшимся в блокаде гражданам. Во время операции британцами были застрелены четыре гражданских, 75 человек были ранены (в том числе 15 солдат). 337 человек были арестованы, а у них изъято огромное количество оружия и боеприпасов. События в Фоллз очень серьёзно повлияли на дальнейшее развитие событий в стране: ирландские националисты и иные католики отныне считали британскую армию своим врагом, а популярность Ирландской республиканской армии значительно выросла среди ирландцев. The Falls Curfew, also called the Battle of the Falls (or Lower Falls), was a British Army operation during 3–5 July 1970 in the Falls district of Belfast, Northern Ireland. The operation began as a search for weapons in the staunchly Irish nationalist district. As the search ended, local youths attacked the British soldiers with stones and petrol bombs and the soldiers responded with CS gas. This quickly developed into gun battles between British soldiers and the Irish Republican Army (IRA). After four hours of continuous clashes, the British commander sealed off the area, which comprised 3,000 homes, and imposed a curfew which would last for 36 hours. Thousands of British troops moved into the curfew zone and carried out house-to-house searches for weapons, while coming under intermittent attack from the IRA and rioters. The searches caused much destruction, and a large amount of CS gas was fired into the area. Many residents complained of suffering abuse at the hands of the soldiers. On 5 July, the curfew was brought to an end when thousands of women and children from Andersonstown marched into the curfew zone with food and other supplies for the locals. During the operation, four civilians were killed by the British Army, at least 78 people were wounded and 337 were arrested. Eighteen soldiers were also wounded. Large quantities of weapons and ammunition were captured. The British Army admitted afterwards that some of its soldiers had been involved in looting. The Falls Curfew was a turning point in the Troubles. It is seen as having turned many Catholics/Irish nationalists against the British Army and having boosted support for the IRA.
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