This city was also the location of the signing of an April 10, 1998 agreement which established joint rule of the country where this city is the capital.
On January 1, 1969, this non-American city was the start-point of a 73-mile long civil rights march, and in August of the same year, it saw widespread rioting and the conviction of Bernadette Devlin. William Whitelaw initiated a military intervention called Operation Motorman in response to violence in this city. A major politician in this city was the founder of the Martyrs Memorial Free (*) Presbyterian Church, Ian Paisley, whose Democratic Unionist party brought him to power. This city was also the location of the signing of an April 10, 1998 agreement which established joint rule of the country where this city is the capital. The namesake alternate name of of the Good Friday Accords, for 10 points, identify this capital of Northern Ireland.
On January 1, 1969, this non-American city was the start-point of a 73-mile long civil rights march, and in August of the same year, it saw widespread rioting and the conviction of Bernadette Devlin.
Belfast