Ton texte en français comportait des tournures étranges ainsi que des concordances de temps bizarres. J'ai donc tout mis au passé.
The bloody sunday made up in Londonderry, a North Ireland county on January 30th in 1972. This particulary day, a protest march turned into a drama because 14 demonstrators have been killed by the British Army although the march was peaceful. Why did this march turn into a drama, why did it happen?
This protest march was organized by the North Ireland civil rights association, where you could see a discriminatory practice of local powers toward the Catholics/Romans, dictated by the Great Britain.
However since 1971, the Army put hundreds of them into jail without any trial, and as an answer to that NICRA decided to organize a protest march. The leader of this march was Ivan Cooper, a local representative, well decided to march peacefully and who hoped that plenty people would come to march. But this particulary day, the British Army was everywhere, there were many paramilitaries who blocked the route that demonstrators had chosen to go through.
On the Irish side, the English attendance was annoying, Ivan Cooper tried to negociate but in vain, and some young Irish guys, aggressive towards the English, would let them know about, throwing them stones. The English, well decided to strike back, shoot with rubber bullets and threw lachrymose grenades.
All of a sudden, the English went crazy and shoot with real bullets even if they weren't attacked, they killed children and innocents.
Finally, the balance was heavy, 28 gun wounded, 13 victims of whom 6 children.
This was an important event in the North Ireland story because after that the hostility towards the English became more virulent and the IRA member led an ever more violent fight and even tried to kill Margaret Thatcher in 1984.