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词条 Terrorism in Greece
释义

  1. Banned terrorist organizations

     Nihilist Faction  Revolutionary People's Struggle  Revolutionary Organization 17 November  Revolutionary Struggle  Revolutionary Nuclei  Conspiracy of Fire Nuclei  Sect of Revolutionaries  Revolutionary Self-Defense  Outlawed groups 

  2. Timeline

  3. See also

  4. References

Terrorism in Greece has been primarily committed by far-left revolutionary organizations and foreign groups.[1]

Banned terrorist organizations

Nihilist Faction

{{anchor|Nihilist Faction}}

The Nihilist Faction ({{lang-el|Φράξια Μηδενιστών|translit=Fraxia Midheniston}}) was a nihilist anarchist organization in Greece, which claimed responsibility for a 28 May 1996 bombing of IBM offices in Athens. The attack caused extensive structural damage but no injuries.[2] The group was responsible for other attacks, primarily arson and fire bombing. The group was founded c. 1996.[3]

Revolutionary People's Struggle

{{main article|Revolutionary People's Struggle}}

Revolutionary Organization 17 November

{{main article|Revolutionary Organization 17 November}}

The Greek government arrested many members of the 17 November organization in the summer of 2002. In 2003 15 members were found guilty of multiple murders and convicted for more than 2,500 crimes. In December 2005 a three-judge panel began an appeals trial.[4]

Revolutionary Struggle

{{main article|Revolutionary Struggle}}

The Revolutionary Struggle is a far-left Greek paramilitary group known for its attacks on Greek government buildings. It is widely described as a terrorist organization by both the Greek government[5] and the media.[6][7]

Revolutionary Nuclei

{{main article|Revolutionary Nuclei}}

Revolutionary Nuclei was, anti-U.S., anti-NATO, and anti-European Union terrorist organization that conducted 13 bomb attacks in Athens between 1996 and 2000. The first attack for which RN took credit was a bomb attack on Greek Coast Guard installations in Piraeus on 11 May 1997, but it later acknowledged that two earlier attacks were carried out by RN members. Per its four proclamations, RN fought against the "imperialist domination, exploitation, and oppression" of Greece.[8]

On 27 April 1999 an RN bomb targeting a conference at the Intercontinental Hotel in Athens killed one person (Despite telephoned warnings, the building was not evacuated). In December 1999 RN set off explosives near Texaco's offices in Athens.[8]

RN members bombed the Citigroup offices in Athens and a Greek-American sculptor's studio in November 2000. RN then disappeared without explanation.

Conspiracy of Fire Nuclei

{{main article|Conspiracy of Fire Nuclei}}

Sect of Revolutionaries

{{main article|Sect of Revolutionaries}}

Revolutionary Self-Defense

The Rvolutionary Self-Defense group is a product of what the class conflict demands today. The group fight to "construct a mass internationalist revolutionary movement, by strengthening militant resistance on the entire spectrum of class antagonism".[9]

On November 10 2016 A policeman, who had been on guard outside the embassy, was wounded when unknown assailants threw a hand grenade on the French embassy building, days later the group claimed responsibility for the attack.[10] Militants shot against members of the riot police when they are parked in the downtown in Athens, Greece. The incidents no left injuried[11]

The group is suspected to attack the russian embasy in Athens.[12]

Outlawed groups

As Greece is a member of the European Union, the following terrorist entities that are outlawed in Greek territory via the EU Terrorist list:

  • Al-Qaeda
  • Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL/Daesh)
  • Hezbollah (military wing only)
  • Hamas (including the military wing Izz ad-Din al-Qassam Brigades)
  • Palestinian Islamic Jihad
  • Kurdistan Workers' Party

Timeline

Greece
DateLocationDeathsInjuriesTypePerpetratorDescription
2 September 1970Athens2-Car bombAnarchists-- Diplomatic (United States)

At 16:00 (UTC+2), a bomb -- planted inside a car -- explodes in the parking area of the United States Embassy on Queen Sophia Avenue in Athens, killing a man and woman. Neither of the casualties were personnel of the Embassy. The two victims were allegedly responsible for making and transporting the bomb.[13][14]

5 August 1973Athens555Grenade & Small arms fireBlack September (Palestinian nationalists)-- Airports & Airlines

Two Arab gunmen stage an armed assault on passengers nearby the Trans World Airlines lounge, within the Athens International Airport, killing five and wounding up to 60 others. Two Americans and an Austrian are among the deceased. The initial target was intended to be passengers on a flight to Tel Aviv.[15][16][17]

24 February 1974Lavrion2-Improvised Explosive DevicePeople's Resistance Organized Army-- Business

A bomb at an American-owned Dow chemical plant, South of Athens, kills two Army bomb disposal experts.[18]

23 December 1975Athens1-Small arms fire17N (Marxist guerrillas)-- Diplomatic (United States)

Five men in a stolen Simca follow Richard Welch, U.S. Central Intelligence Agency's station chief in Athens, home as he returned from a Christmas party. While two men covered his wife and driver, a third shoots him dead with a .45 Colt M1911 pistol at close range.[19]

17 January 1980Athens2-Small arms fire17N (Marxist guerrillas)-- Government institutions

Pantelis Petrou, the deputy director of the Monades Apokatastasis Taksis (Riot police), is shot to death in an Athens suburb by three assailants using two 45mm pistols. A few days later Sotiris Stamoulis, his driver, also dies from the wounds inflicted during the attack.[20]

31 July 1980Athens22Small arms fireASALA (Armenian nationalists)-- Diplomatic (Turkish)

Armenian gunmen attack the Turkish Embassy Administrative Attaché, Galip Ozmen, and his family as they are waiting in their automobile at a traffic light. Mr. Ozmen and his fourteen-year-old daughter, Neslihan Ozmen, are killed. His wife, Sevil Ozmen, and his sixteen-year-old son, Kaan Ozmen, are seriously wounded but survive.[21]

21 July 1981Athens2-Small arms fireNeo-fascists-- Private citizens & property

Two gunmen open fire on the offices of the Angeli Koussis Shipping and Tourism Co., killing two employees of the firm.[22]

7 November 1983Athens11Small arms fireAbu Nidal Organization-- Diplomatic (Jordanian)

A gunman shoots two security guards in front of the Jordanian Embassy, in a tour alley near the Acropolis. One of the victims dies of his injuries.[23]

15 November 1983Athens2-Small arms fire17N (Marxist guerrillas)-- Diplomatic (United States)

George Tsantes, deputy chief of the U.S. military assistance mission (JUSMAGG), along with his driver Nick Veloutsos, were shot dead by two young people riding a motorcycle, using a .45 caliber pistol.[24]

28 March 1984Athens2-Small arms fireAbu Nidal Organization-- Diplomatic (British)

British Cultural Attache and British Council representative Kenneth Whitty is killed in his car on an Athens street by a single gunman. His passenger, fellow British council employee Artemis Economidou, is seriously wounded and later succumbs to her injuries.[25][26]

2 February 1985Athens078Time bombNeo-fascists-- American military targets

Neo-fascists linked to the Cyprus bomb a bar popular with American airmen stationed nearby.
{{main|1985 Athens bar bombing}}

21 February 1985Athens2-Small arms fire17N (Marxist guerrillas)-- Business

Major Greek center-right press publisher and banker, Nikolaos Momferatos, is shot and killed by a gunman. His driver, Panagiotis Rousetis, also dies in the attack in the Athens suburb of Kolonaki.[27]

1987Athens030Car bomb17N (Marxist guerrillas)-- American military targets

On two separate days, bomb attacks against buses carrying American soldiers injured 30 people in total.
{{main|1987 Greece bus attacks}}

26 November 1985Athens114Car bomb17N (Marxist guerrillas)-- Government institutions

A car-bomb explosion next to a Greek riot police bus in Kaisariani, Athens, kills police officer Ioannis Georgakopoulos and injures 14 more. The 17N proclamation states that the attack was made to avenge the death of 15-year-old Michalis Kaltezas during clashes at the day of the rally commemorating the public uprising that led to the fall of the Greek military junta.[28][29]

28 June 1988Athens1-Car bomb17N (Marxist guerrillas)-- Diplomatic (United States)

A car bomb, detonated by remote control, kills the US naval attache in Athens. Capt. William Nordeen was killed instantly by the blast that originated in a vehicle parked by his house.[30]

11 July 1988Athens11 (one perp.)98Car bomb -- Grenade & Small arms fireAbu Nidal Organization-- Private citizens & property

Three gunmen board the ship, City of Poros, as part of its normal intake of passengers at Aegina, and wait until the ship had left the port and is three miles into its journey before they attack, at approximately 20:30 (UTC+02:00). Using concealed automatic weapons and hand grenades, they opened fire on their fellow passengers, who scattered in panic, many jumping overboard, which inadvertently caused many casualties among people who became caught in the ship's propellers. Nine tourists are killed and up to 100 others are wounded. On the day of the attack, there were 471 people on board the ship.

Earlier on the day of the attack, the pier that the City of Poros usually berthed at in Piraeus was rocked by the detonation of a large car bomb. The only fatalities were the two occupants of the vehicle.[31][32][33]

{{See also|City of Poros ship attack}}
27 September 1989Athens1-Small arms fire17N (Marxist guerrillas)-- Government institutions

Pavlos Bakoyannis, the spokes man of the leading political party at the time -- New Democracy -- is shot and killed in the hallway of his office in downtown Athens.[34]

12 March 1991Athens1-Improvised Explosive Device17N (Marxist guerrillas)-- Government institutions (Foreign: United States Military)

United States Air Force member, Sgt. Ronald O. Stewart, is killed by a remotely detonated bomb outside his apartment in the seaside Athens suburb of Glyfada. Sgt. Stewart had been working at the United States Air Base at Hellenikon.[35]

19 April 1991Patras77Improvised Explosive DevicePalestinian Nationalists-- Private citizens & property

A parcel bomb explodes in the offices of a courier service, killing seven people and wounding seven others in the western port city of Patras. Six of the dead were employees and the other a customer. The bombed building also housed offices of an American concern, United Parcel International, and is near the British Consulate.[36][37][38]

14 July 1992Athens15Rocket propelled grenade fire17N (Marxist guerrillas)-- Government institutions

The Greek Minister of Finance, Ioannis Paleokrassas, narrowly escapes assassination when terrorists launch a 3.5 inch RPG round at his armored limousine in broad daylight. The attack, near the center of Athens, kills a bystander and injures 5 other people, including Minister Paleokrassas. The Minister had been driving out of his office accompanied by his wife and daughter.[39]

24 January 1994Athens1-Small arms fire17N (Marxist guerrillas)-- Government institutions

The former chairman of Greece's largest state-owned bank, Michalis Vranopoulos, is shot to death on an Athens street. He had been testifying in a judicial investigation into the bank's potentially fraudulent sale of a majority stake in a cement company.[40]

4 July 1994Athens1-Small arms fire17N (Marxist guerrillas)-- Diplomatic (Turkish)

Deputy Chief of Mission at the Turkish Embassy in Athens, Ömer Haluk Sipahioğlu, is shot and killed on an Athens street. Authorities believe three men in a car pulled alongside the vehicle of the second-ranking Turkish diplomat in Greece and opened fire, killing him.[41][42]

28 May 1997Athens1-Small arms fire17N (Marxist guerrillas)-- Business

Greek shipping tycoon, Constantine Peratikos, is shot to death in broad daylight on an Athens street. The group issued a manifesto claiming that Peratikos was targeted because he allegedly misused a large government bailout and threatened to close down his shipyard, which would have forced the layoff of 2,000 employees.[43]

17 November 1999Athens1-Improvised Explosive DeviceRevolutionary Nuclei-- Private citizens & property

A Greek bystander is killed when a bomb explodes near the Intercontinental Hotel, where then United States President Bill Clinton was due to stay on a state visit to Greece.[44]

8 June 2000Athens1-Small arms fire17N (Marxist guerrillas)-- Diplomatic (British)

At approximately 7:48 (UTC+2) two gunmen on a motorcycle shoot Brig. Stephen Saunders, the military attache at the British Embassy in Athens, while he was driving alone on a busy suburban street to work at the British Embassy. The gunmen escaped in traffic. Brigadier Saunders died at a hospital.[45][46][47]

17 June 2009Athens1-Small arms fireSect of Revolutionaries-- Government institutions

Several gunmen shoot a 41-year-old anti-terrorism officer several times at close range. The officer died in his car as the assailants fled on motorcycles in the densely populated Patissia area of Athens.[48]

28 March 2010Athens12Improvised Explosive DeviceNeo-fascists-- Private citizens & property

A bomb explodes outside an institute for training public officials in the Patissia area of the Greek capital Athens, killing a 15-year-old boy. The boy's 10-year-old sister was seriously injured and their mother, 45, was slightly hurt. Police said the family, all Afghans, were apparently just walking past the building when the bomb, contained in a bag, exploded.[49]

24 June 2010Athens1-Improvised Explosive DeviceRevolutionary Struggle-- Government institutions

A powerful bomb sent in a package to the minister of public order explodes near his office, killing his 52-year-old assistant, who opened the package. The minister, Michalis Chrysochoidis, who is in charge of the police and counter-terrorism, was not in his office at the time.[50]

19 July 2010Athens1-Small arms fireSect of Revolutionaries-- Journalists & Media

At 5:25 (UTC+2), in the Ιlioupoli area of Athens unidentified gunmen armed with nine millimeter pistols shot and killed an investigative journalist, Sokratis Giolias, outside his residence. He was shot 15 times by three gunmen dressed as security personnel reporting someone had stolen his car. The authorities said the 37-year-old Giolias was killed by at least three assailants firing a pair of nine-millimetre handguns -- the same weapons which the Revolutionary Sect group had used to kill an anti-terrorist officer in 2009.[51]

{{See also|Assassination of Sokratis Giolias}}
01 November 2013Athens21Small arms fireThe Fighting People's Revolutionary Powers-- Political

On 1 November 2013, two Golden Dawn members, Giorgos Fountoulis (27 years old) and Manos Kapelonis (22 years old), were shot dead outside the party's offices in Neo Irakleio, a northern suburb of Athens. A third one, Alexandros Gerontas, was severely injured. According to a Golden Dawn member, a man got off a motorcycle wearing a helmet and then fired.[52][53] Two weeks later, the previously unknown "anti-establishment" group "The Fighting People's Revolutionary" Powers claimed responsibility for what it described characterized them as "political executions of the fascist members of the neo-Nazi Golden Dawn party".[54]

{{See also|2013 Neo Irakleio Golden Dawn office shooting}}
17 December 2018Athens00BombingPopular Fighters Group-- Journalists & Media

On 17 December a bomb exploded in the headquarters of the media station Skai TV. There were no casualties but extensive damage was done to the building and according to the police the left-wing terrorist group Popular Fighters Group was behind the attack. The militants group has been behind similar bomb attacks against the downtown Athens headquarters of the Federation of Greek Industries in November 2015.[55]

See also

  • Terrorism in the European Union

References

1. ^Note: the term "terrorist" is most often given by the state and/or the media when referring to groups that take revolutionary action, rather than coined from the organizations themselves.
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