Belfast in the Early Stages of the War (Leaving Cert History): Flashcards

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Belfast in the Early Stages of the War
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When did WWII break out?

September 1939

NI's involvement in WWII as part of UK

Automatically involved in the conflict

Unionist population's reaction to WWII

Largely supported the war effort

Act introduced for wartime measures in NI

Emergency Powers Act

Belfast's wartime industrial role

Produced ships, aircraft, and munitions

Nationalist term for WWII

England's war

Year of Ireland's partition

1921

Leader of Republic of Ireland during WWII

Éamon de Valera

Year of Belfast Blitz

1941

Was conscription introduced in NI during WWII?

Not introduced

Political reason for no conscription in NI

Fear of sectarian tensions and destabilisation

Industrial reason for no conscription in NI

Needed workers for shipbuilding & munitions production

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