Get the Summary of Patrick Radden Keefe's Say Nothing in 20 minutes. Say Nothing (2018) by Patrick Radden Keefe unravels the complex and brutal history of the Troubles in Northern Ireland through the lens of Jean McConville's disappearance. McConville, a widowed mother of ten, was abducted from her Belfast flat in 1972 by the IRA. Her story becomes a microcosm of the broader conflict, exposing the deep-seated sectarianism, political machinations, and human cost of the era. Keefe, an award-winning New Yorker staff writer, examines the lasting trauma of families, former IRA operatives, and a society still grappling with its past. Through vivid profiles-from young militants like Dolours Price to political figures like Gerry Adams-Keefe paints a haunting portrait of conflict and its unresolved moral

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