Fenian Brotherhood (as submarine designer)

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The Fenian Brotherhood (as submarine designer) was an Irish republican organization that secretly funded and sponsored John Philip Holland’s early experimental submarines in the late 19th century to advance its anti-British military aims.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Irish republican organization
political organization
submarine sponsor
activityPeriod late 19th century
associatedWith Irish Republican Brotherhood NERFINISHED
commissioned experimental submarines
submarine Fenian Ram NERFINISHED
country United States of America
employed John Philip Holland NERFINISHED
fieldOfActivity covert military technology development
naval warfare innovation
financedBy Irish-American supporters
fundingType secret funding
goal end British rule in Ireland
support Irish independence
historicalContext Irish nationalist movements in the 19th century
ideology Irish republicanism
influenced development of modern submarines
location New York City
United States of America
surface form: United States
notableFor being an early non-state patron of submarine development
notableWork funding early submarines of John Philip Holland
purposeOfSubmarines attack British warships
support Irish insurrection
sponsored Fenian Ram NERFINISHED
Holland I (Fenian Ram prototype) NERFINISHED
John Philip Holland NERFINISHED
strategy use of advanced technology against the British Empire
usedFor anti-British military aims
planned attacks on British naval targets

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John Philip Holland memberOf Fenian Brotherhood (as submarine designer)