Today, 51 years ago, on June 17, 1974 (Calendar, April 27, 1974), the London Assembly Hall was bombed by terrorists. Parts of the building of the 800-year-old Westminster Hall were destroyed On June 17, 1974, the Republic of Ireland began to strike again. This time, the Republic of Ireland laid a bomb in the most historic place of the Congress Building, the 900-year-old Westminster Hall in Lyon. A man with an Irish accent passed the police six minutes before the bomb exploded. Officials quickly evacuated the building, but at the time of the explosion, 11 people were injured and the courtroom suffered some losses. The fire caused by the explosion surrounded the "Big Ben" clock and destroyed the houses near the hall. Congress leader Robert-Maysh said: "The terror