KnowraÉamon de ValeraLinked fromLinked fromThe 21 pages that link to Éamon de Valera, each with the reason it gives.All 21Related 18Compared with 3Irish Free StateRelated: His return to constitutional politics reshaped the Free State and loosened its ties to Britain.Anglo-Irish TreatyRelated: He rejected the delegation’s terms and argued for a republic.Easter RisingRelated: As a commandant at Boland’s Mill, he was among the Rising’s senior field leaders.Irish diasporaRelated: His fundraising tour in the United States drew on diaspora support during the Irish revolutionary period.Irish Civil WarRelated: He became the leading political voice of anti-Treaty republicanism.Irish Republican ArmyRelated: De Valera’s political career grew from the revolutionary movement and its divisions.Sinn FéinRelated: He led Sinn Féin during the revolutionary period before founding Fianna Fáil.Dáil ÉireannRelated: As president from 1919, he represented the Dáil’s republican government abroad and at home.Irish language revivalRelated: His governments shaped the state’s policies on Irish in education and public life.Republic of IrelandRelated: His constitutional project reshaped the state’s institutions and relationship with Britain.James ConnollyRelated: De Valera commanded a separate Rising garrison while Connolly led forces at the General Post Office.United Kingdom of Great Britain and IrelandRelated: De Valera helped lead the struggle that ended most of Ireland’s place in the union.Constance MarkieviczRelated: De Valera and Markievicz served in the revolutionary Dáil and opposed the Anglo-Irish Treaty.Patrick PearseRelated: De Valera's survival and political career contrasted with Pearse's execution and posthumous stature.Cathal BrughaRelated: Brugha served in de Valera’s government and became a prominent opponent of the Anglo-Irish Treaty.History of the Republic of IrelandRelated: His governments shaped the constitution and the state’s gradual separation from Britain.Irish revolutionary periodRelated: His opposition to the treaty helped lead republicans into the Civil War.Yitzhak HaLevi HerzogRelated: De Valera’s wartime government was central to Herzog’s appeals concerning European Jews.
KnowraÉamon de ValeraLinked fromLinked fromThe 21 pages that link to Éamon de Valera, each with the reason it gives.All 21Related 18Compared with 3Irish Free StateRelated: His return to constitutional politics reshaped the Free State and loosened its ties to Britain.Anglo-Irish TreatyRelated: He rejected the delegation’s terms and argued for a republic.Easter RisingRelated: As a commandant at Boland’s Mill, he was among the Rising’s senior field leaders.Irish diasporaRelated: His fundraising tour in the United States drew on diaspora support during the Irish revolutionary period.Irish Civil WarRelated: He became the leading political voice of anti-Treaty republicanism.Irish Republican ArmyRelated: De Valera’s political career grew from the revolutionary movement and its divisions.Sinn FéinRelated: He led Sinn Féin during the revolutionary period before founding Fianna Fáil.Dáil ÉireannRelated: As president from 1919, he represented the Dáil’s republican government abroad and at home.Irish language revivalRelated: His governments shaped the state’s policies on Irish in education and public life.Republic of IrelandRelated: His constitutional project reshaped the state’s institutions and relationship with Britain.James ConnollyRelated: De Valera commanded a separate Rising garrison while Connolly led forces at the General Post Office.United Kingdom of Great Britain and IrelandRelated: De Valera helped lead the struggle that ended most of Ireland’s place in the union.Constance MarkieviczRelated: De Valera and Markievicz served in the revolutionary Dáil and opposed the Anglo-Irish Treaty.Patrick PearseRelated: De Valera's survival and political career contrasted with Pearse's execution and posthumous stature.Cathal BrughaRelated: Brugha served in de Valera’s government and became a prominent opponent of the Anglo-Irish Treaty.History of the Republic of IrelandRelated: His governments shaped the constitution and the state’s gradual separation from Britain.Irish revolutionary periodRelated: His opposition to the treaty helped lead republicans into the Civil War.Yitzhak HaLevi HerzogRelated: De Valera’s wartime government was central to Herzog’s appeals concerning European Jews.