
Belfast is the capital and largest city of Northern Ireland, the second largest on the island of Ireland, and the heart of the tenth largest Primary Urban Area in the United Kingdom.
Belfast in Southern Victory[]
Belfast was a city in the northern part of the Republic of Ireland, a nation established after the Great War. In 1924, much of the city was seized by anti-Irish rebels, mainly from the Protestant community which always opposed the city's inclusion in the Irish Republic, supported by the British military.
At the request of the Irish government, the U.S. Navy and the German High Seas Fleet bombed and shelled rebel strongholds in Belfast from the Irish Sea.
Belfast in Worldwar[]
David Goldfarb was stationed in Belfast when the Race's Colonization Fleet arrived in 1962. By this time, thanks to Britain's close ties to the Greater German Reich, anti-Semitism had crept into British society, leaving the Jewish Goldfarb twice an outsider.
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