The book "The Irish Rebellion of 1916, or an Unbroken Tradition" by Nora Connolly O'Brien tells about one of the key events in the history of Ireland - the rebellion against British rule in 1916. The author explores the causes, chronology and consequences of this important event for the Irish, revealing important aspects of the political, socio-cultural and national context of that time. The book enables the reader to better understand the meaning of the rebellion, its influence on the history of Ireland and the formation of national identity. The author emphasizes the values and traditions that were passed down from generation to generation through the years of struggle for the country's independence. Nora Connolly O'Brien helps the reader to better understand the importance of resilience and belief in the dream of a free Ireland, which lies at the heart of the "unbroken tradition" of the people.