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Cronología de las acciones del Ejército Republicano Irlandés Provisional (1990-1991)

Esta es una cronología de las actividades del Ejército Republicano Irlandés Provisional ( IRA ) en 1990 y 1991.

1990

Enero-febrero

Marzo-abril

Mayo-junio

Julio-agosto

Septiembre-octubre

Noviembre-diciembre

1991

Enero-febrero

Marzo-abril

Mayo-junio

Julio-agosto

Septiembre-octubre

Noviembre-diciembre

See also

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