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The 39 pages that link to Irish War of Independence, each with the reason it gives.

• Guerrilla warfareBroader topic: The Irish Republican Army used ambushes and raids against British forces and institutions.

• Irish nationalismBroader topic: It forced negotiations that produced a new Irish state while leaving partition unresolved.

• United KingdomRelated: The conflict led to partition and the departure of most of Ireland from the United Kingdom.

• Irish Free StateNarrower topic: The conflict led to negotiations that produced the treaty and the new dominion.

• Anglo-Irish TreatyNarrower topic: The treaty ended this war through a negotiated settlement.

• DublinRelated: Dublin was a central political and operational arena during the struggle.

• Easter RisingRelated: The Rising’s aftermath helped prepare the political and organizational path to this conflict.

• Irish republicanismRelated: The war brought the revolutionary campaign to a negotiated settlement and partition.

• Partition of IrelandRelated: The war pushed Britain and Irish nationalists toward negotiations over Ireland's future.

• Éamon de ValeraRelated: De Valera led the republican government during much of the war, chiefly from abroad.

• Irish Civil WarNarrower topic: The ceasefire and Treaty that ended this conflict set the stage for civil war.

• Northern IrelandRelated: Its outcome and political pressures led to partition.

• Irish Home Rule movementRelated: It displaced the parliamentary campaign as the decisive route to ending British rule.

• Irish Republican ArmyBroader topic: The IRA’s defining early campaign unfolded in this war.

• Sinn FéinRelated: Sinn Féin’s elected representatives established a rival parliament during the conflict.

• George VRelated: It preceded the partition and settlement that changed George V’s kingdom.

• Government of Ireland Act 1920Related: The conflict undermined the Act’s southern institutions and hastened a different settlement.

• Michael CollinsNarrower topic: Collins rose to prominence directing intelligence and military operations during this conflict.

• IrelandRelated: Its outcome led to the treaty and political settlement that partitioned the island.

• Dáil ÉireannRelated: The Dáil’s declared independence supplied the political framework for the armed conflict.

• Irish Republican BrotherhoodRelated: The Brotherhood's organizing tradition fed the revolutionary movement that fought this war.

• Arthur GriffithRelated: The war created the political and military pressures that led to treaty negotiations.

• Republic of IrelandRelated: Its outcome led to the treaty that established the first self-governing Irish state.

• Roger CasementNarrower topic: Casement’s execution deepened the memory of British repression that shaped later republican politics.

• The Second ComingRelated: Its outbreak in the poem’s publication year intensified the sense of political upheaval in Yeats’s Ireland.

• United Kingdom of Great Britain and IrelandRelated: The conflict forced negotiations over the future of Ireland within the union.

• Home Rule crisisRelated: It followed the collapse of the Home Rule settlement and the rise of a more radical independence movement.

• Patrick PearseNarrower topic: The Rising and its executions helped create the conditions for this later conflict.

• Cathal BrughaNarrower topic: Brugha’s defence ministry operated during this conflict, amid disputes over military control.

• Richard MulcahyRelated: Mulcahy helped direct the IRA campaign as its chief of staff.

• Seán MacBrideRelated: MacBride joined the Irish Republican Army during the independence struggle.

• 1910sRelated: The decade ended with an independence struggle rooted in Irish political change during the war.

• Aftermath of World War IRelated: It shows how wartime upheaval intensified national demands beyond the former Central Powers.

• History of IrelandBroader topic: The war forced negotiations that led to the Anglo-Irish Treaty.

• History of the British IslesBroader topic: Its outcome ended most of the United Kingdom’s rule in Ireland.

• History of the Republic of IrelandRelated: The conflict forced negotiations that produced the treaty establishing the Free State.

• Irish revolutionary periodBroader topic: The republican campaign turned political demands into a sustained war against British rule.

• Revolutions of 1917–1923Broader topic: It joined the postwar wave of challenges to imperial authority.

• Unionism in the United KingdomRelated: The conflict ended the union with most of Ireland and reshaped the unionist cause.