This movie can let people at least know that this place in Ireland once had such a history, so give it four stars. . . In fact, the Irish troops are weak at the base areas behind enemy lines and are not able to face the enemy head-on. If the British Empire really brought back the front-line regular army, he would never be independent. In history, the British Empire sent veterans who were able to succeed at that time. They were all veterans who had recovered after World War I. The veterans were supposed to be very experienced, but they were not effectively organized. This made the military discipline unsettled, notorious, and generally not high in fighting spirit. Always harassed by guerrilla warfare. The civil war broke out immediately after the War of Independence, and the anti-treaty army had an absolute advantage at the beginning, but in just a few months, from occupying most of the towns to the loss of heart and land, two problems were explained: First, military equipment is still very important. Yes, at that time, although the anti-treaty army took possession of the rifles left by the British army and took away most of the original guerrillas, it lacked artillery and other arms and lacked three-dimensional combat capabilities. Although most of the parties supporting the treaty were not Recruits with combat experience have received equipment supplies from the British army, their combat effectiveness has increased, and they have gradually regained important ground. The second ideology is also very important. At that time, the Irish people generally believed in Catholicism. After the pope publicly expressed his support for the treaty and punished those who opposed the treaty, the anti-treaty army immediately lost popular support (not as in the movie, although the facts are not It looks good, but the facts are facts), so the army was defeated like a mountain. Today, the civil war is still intriguing, because the people who supported the treaty were right. As their leaders said, the treaty “does not give all nations the most fundamental freedom they desire and pursue, but the freedom to achieve freedom.” Evolved into the Republic of Ireland. But the bloody infighting between comrades who once loved brothers and feet in those days is still thought-provoking. Simply put, the anti-treaty army fought bravely for a belief, and was finally defeated by the enemy's support of the treaty army. Then the supporter of the treaty army did not betray the republic as the anti-treaty army believed, but completed the opponent in the way they believed. They also defended their beliefs. However, Ireland has become independent, and Northern Ireland still belongs to the United Kingdom. It is their business to think about it.
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