Cambridge University Press 978-1-108-48276-9 — the Historical Roots of Political Violence Ignacio Sánchez-Cuenca Index More Information
Cambridge University Press 978-1-108-48276-9 — The Historical Roots of Political Violence Ignacio Sánchez-Cuenca Index More Information Index Action Directe, 78, 101, 148–50, 188 Argentina Allende, Salvador, 73 “Corbobazo,” 42–43 anarchist terrorism foco theory in, 42–43 development paths for terrorism Montoneros in, 42–43 influenced by, 134–45 armed propaganda, 135 family farms and, 158–59 Ausserparlamentarische Opposition (APO), intensity of anarchy, 142 82–83 violence data for, 139, 141 Austria, 150–51 in Germany, 87, 185 consociationalism in, 150 in Greece, 145 neocorporatism in, 150 in Italy, 33 authoritarianism in Japan, 143–44 development paths for terrorism and, in Portugal, 144–45 145–51 revolutionary terrorism and, 9–10 lethal violence and, 146 in Spain, 78, 150, 188 in France, 148–50 in US, 138 in Germany, 208–10 anarchists revolutionary terrorism and, 5–6, 27–30 assassination attempts by, 33 in Spain, 76–79 revolutionary terrorism and, 38 autonomia movement, 61, 65, 72–74, 200 revolutionary violence by, autumno caldo (Hot Autumn), 60, 63 32–33 Ayers, Bill, 201 anarcho-syndicalism, 184–85 Angiolillo, Michele, 136 Baader, Andreas, 85–91, 104. See also Red Angry Brigade, 147, 198–200 Army Faction Annarumma, Antonio, 63–64 backwardness, 129–30 anni di piombo (years of lead), 59 Bakunism, 137–38. See also propaganda by Antich, Salvador Puig, 78, 149 the deed doctrine anti-fascism movements, in Italy, 17 Balagoon, Kuwasi, 50 APO. See Ausserparlamentarische Basque Homeland and Freedom (ETA), 11, 38 Opposition Baumann, Michael “Bommi,” 37, April 25 Popular Forces. See Forças 58–59, 209.
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