British soldiers in Divis Street in the Catholic area of Belfast

British soldiers in Belfast

A young couple celebrating their wedding ceremony at St Peter’s Church in aCatholic area of Belfast

A British soldier on Bishop Street

View of the Catholic neighborhood of the Bogside

British troops were brought in to maintain order in Belfast where clashes wereongoing. The flag of the Republic of Ireland is visible in the window on

The Triumph of Catholic Faith (from The Triumph of the Eucharist)

Part of the graunds of the British Legation, Yeddo

The Street of the Fountains

Street with Waterway

The Creggan area in Londonderry also saw major clashes during the Battle of theBogside

Members of the Land Army, the farmer soldiers of Biafra, tending field in the rain

British army barracks at Crossmaglen on the border of Northern Ireland. Thewindows of the school building have been bricked up

On the Street of St. Michel, Paris

Old Hotel, 79 Saint-Sauveur Street (2nd)

The crowd of Nakamise street, Asakusa, Tokyo

The crowd of Nakamise street, Asakusa, Tokyo

Hotel Marquis of Ecquevilly, 60 Turenne Street

The remains of government soldiers wrapped in U.S. army ponchos

Passenger on the express train from Dublin to Belfast, reading The Dogs of Warby Frederick Forsyth and resting his left leg in a white cast on the sea

Former Commandery of the Brothers of Saint-Jacques-du-Haut-Pas 254, Saint-Jacques Street

Former Commandery of the Brothers of Saint-Jacques-du-Haut-Pas 254, Saint-Jacques Street

Former Monestary of the English Benedictine Congregation, 269 Saint-Jaques Street

Former Monestary of the English Benedictine Congregation, 269 Saint-Jaques Street

Waisenstraße 18 (called "Bullenwinkel"), Next to the Passage New Friedrich Street