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The Hillsborough Disaster: In Their Own Words in Bloomington, MN
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A harrowing account of Britain's worst sporting disaster, told in the voices of those who lived it.On April 15, 1989, ninety-six Liverpool fans tragically lost their lives at Hillsborough Stadium. Hillsborough Disaster: In Their Own Words documents the events of that day and the long fight for justice that followed, through eyewitness accounts and statements from bereaved families. This powerful account captures the horror of the disaster and the resilience of a community seeking truth and accountability. Discover: Eyewitness accounts from before, during, and after the disaster Statements from bereaved families and fans of other clubs A foreword by Margaret Aspinall, Chairman of the Hillsborough Family Support Group This is the story of those whose lives changed forever on that bright, sunny day in Sheffield. This is their truth. For general trade readers interested in British history, social justice, and true crime.
A harrowing account of Britain's worst sporting disaster, told in the voices of those who lived it.On April 15, 1989, ninety-six Liverpool fans tragically lost their lives at Hillsborough Stadium. Hillsborough Disaster: In Their Own Words documents the events of that day and the long fight for justice that followed, through eyewitness accounts and statements from bereaved families. This powerful account captures the horror of the disaster and the resilience of a community seeking truth and accountability. Discover: Eyewitness accounts from before, during, and after the disaster Statements from bereaved families and fans of other clubs A foreword by Margaret Aspinall, Chairman of the Hillsborough Family Support Group This is the story of those whose lives changed forever on that bright, sunny day in Sheffield. This is their truth. For general trade readers interested in British history, social justice, and true crime.

















