Click image to enlarge We have the act itself (the sinking of a ship), as well as the end to be gained (keep the British government in power and torpedo a peace initiative) and the circumstances surrounding it (an attack outside the exclusion zone in an undeclared war). The History of the south Atlantic conflict […]
Twenty-four years ago (1986), a group of us organised the two-day ‘Belgrano Inquiry’ at Hampstead Town Hall, London. This was the nearest there has ever been to a proper independent inquiry into the sinking of the Belgrano, and was supported by a number of important witnesses. The entire proceedings were recorded. Key extracts are available at the Sound Archive on this site, plus other back ground information and in-depth analysis.
- Home
- 30-year Data Release
- Thirty years on: an Argentine view
- INTRODUCTION
- THE WITNESSES
- SOUND ARCHIVE
- TIMELINE
- ANALYSIS
- Narenda Sethia’s Diary
- BOOKS
- FILMS
- CONTACT
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