Titlebook: Social Protest, Violence & Terror in Nineteenth- & Twentieth-Century Europe; Wolfgang J. Mommsen (Professor of History, Directo Book 1982

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,The Aims and Ideology of Violent Protest in Great Britain, 1800–48,gy; and how successful violence was as a protest technique. The variety of examples chosen should help to confirm the willingness of Englishmen now to acknowledge that their country’s history in modern times was not one of purely peaceful evolution under the custodianship of a benevolent parliamenta

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,The Terrorist Strategies of the Socialist-Revolutionary Party in Russia, 1900–14,’ was the distinguishing feature of the SRP’s programme, the so-called ‘individual terror’ was to become the characteristic of SR strategy. The following comments are confined to an attempt to throw some light on the peculiarities of their political tactics as well as on some aspects that are of int

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Nationalist Violence and Terror in the Spanish Border Provinces: ETA,rganised. Whereas in the first part the accent will be on Catalanism, the second part will focus on the Basque movement, and in particular on the organisation of ETA, which is responsible for the terror in the Basque country.

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,Anarchism and Individual Terror in the German Empire, 1870–90,uppressive measures were enacted as a result of an anarchist deed. The Socialist Law, prompted by two attempts on the life of Wilhelm I in 1878, was the first such measure. This repressive law affected not only the anarchists, but everyone who was interested in developing a responsible parliamentary

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Social Protest, Violence & Terror in Nineteenth- & Twentieth-Century Europe