النشاط السياسي لمجلس المرأة الأيرلندية ۱۹۱۷-۱۹۲۳

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bstract The political activity provided by the Irish Women's Council had its impact on the political scene in light of the exceptional work it had accomplished.

The Council was able to do it, and not only that, as it deliberately continued to reject the British measures that require the Irish community to send its sons to the battlefronts in the framework of forced conscription, in addition to those efforts, the Council was the main pillar on which the Republican Army relied in its election campaign in the year 9191, in which achieved a landslide victory, Ireland faced a dangerous turning point in its political history.

The elected assembly declared independence, which led to the outbreak of war with Britain.

The Women's Council had the most prominent impact in that war by helping the Republican Army to stand firm in front of the British, who tried in various ways to force them to surrender.

The women of the movement were equal to the men in terms of cases of repression, but this did not last long, as the two parties reached an agreement The Women's Council announced its rejection of it because of the goals it carried that aborted the republican dream after it divided the Irish nation and worked to separate some of its parts.

The Council returned to face these repercussions during the civil war 9111 -9111, so many of its women were subjected to exclusion and arrest in order to preserve the unity of Ireland.

key words: lrish womens council the republican Army in dependence war civil war