About: Ruth Dudley Edwards

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Ruth Dudley Edwards (born 24 May 1944) is an Irish Unionist historian and writer, with published work in the fields of history, biography and crime fiction, and a number of awards won. Born in Dublin, Ireland, she has lived in England since 1965, and describes herself as British-Irish. Her revisionist approach to Irish history and her views have sometimes generated controversy or ridicule. She has been a columnist with the Irish Sunday Independent, the Daily Telegraph and Sunday Telegraph, and The News Letter.

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  • روث دادلي إدواردز (ولدت في 24 مايو 1944، في دبلن، أيرلندا) هي مؤرخة أيرلندية، واتحادية أيرلندية، وكاتبة التاريخ والسيرة الذاتية وخيال الجريمة. ومن بين المناصب العديدة التي تشغلها كاتبة عمود في صحيفة الآيرلندية صنداي إندبندنت . (ar)
  • Iriseoir, staraí, craoltóir agus úrscéalaí coireachta Éireann is ea Ruth Dudley Edwards, a rugadh ar 24 Bealtaine 1944, i mBaile Átha Cliath. "Staraí athbhreithnitheach" a thugann sí uirthi féin. Foilsítear a cuid shaothar i bPoblacht na hÉireann agus sa Ríocht Aontaithe araon. I measc post eile atá aici, is colúnaí í leis an Irish Sunday Independent (Ireland). (ga)
  • Ruth Dudley Edwards (born 24 May 1944) is an Irish Unionist historian and writer, with published work in the fields of history, biography and crime fiction, and a number of awards won. Born in Dublin, Ireland, she has lived in England since 1965, and describes herself as British-Irish. Her revisionist approach to Irish history and her views have sometimes generated controversy or ridicule. She has been a columnist with the Irish Sunday Independent, the Daily Telegraph and Sunday Telegraph, and The News Letter. (en)
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  • روث دادلي إدواردز (ولدت في 24 مايو 1944، في دبلن، أيرلندا) هي مؤرخة أيرلندية، واتحادية أيرلندية، وكاتبة التاريخ والسيرة الذاتية وخيال الجريمة. ومن بين المناصب العديدة التي تشغلها كاتبة عمود في صحيفة الآيرلندية صنداي إندبندنت . (ar)
  • Iriseoir, staraí, craoltóir agus úrscéalaí coireachta Éireann is ea Ruth Dudley Edwards, a rugadh ar 24 Bealtaine 1944, i mBaile Átha Cliath. "Staraí athbhreithnitheach" a thugann sí uirthi féin. Foilsítear a cuid shaothar i bPoblacht na hÉireann agus sa Ríocht Aontaithe araon. I measc post eile atá aici, is colúnaí í leis an Irish Sunday Independent (Ireland). (ga)
  • Ruth Dudley Edwards (born 24 May 1944) is an Irish Unionist historian and writer, with published work in the fields of history, biography and crime fiction, and a number of awards won. Born in Dublin, Ireland, she has lived in England since 1965, and describes herself as British-Irish. Her revisionist approach to Irish history and her views have sometimes generated controversy or ridicule. She has been a columnist with the Irish Sunday Independent, the Daily Telegraph and Sunday Telegraph, and The News Letter. (en)
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