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Fassbinder, Rainer Werner, 229
Fatah (movement): founded, 133–4
funding, 134, 136; guerrilla activities, 134–5; bases in Jordan, 135, 152; copies FLN methods, 149; leaves Jordan and Syria for Lebanon, 156–7; and Black September, 158; leaders injured by letter bombs, 168; and attack on Saudi embassy in Khartoum, 171; attacks on Israel, 178, 184; Revolutionary Council formed, 179; Baader-Meinhof gang train with, 238; and first Intifada, 382, 385; encourages women fighters, 393
Faul, Dennis, 325
Faulkner, Brian, 297, 300–1
Fazazi, Mohammed, 467
Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), 450
Feith, Douglas, 502–3
Feltrinelli, Giangiacomo, 191, 193, 199, 230, 232, 457
Fenians (Irish Republican Brotherhood):
founded, 2; supported in USA, 3–4, 16; membership, 4; violent activities in Britain, 4–7, 11, 13–19; executed, 6–7, 9; imprisoned, 8–10; as model for IRA, 18–19; anarchists copy, 74
Fenzi, Enrico, 218
Feraoun, Mouloud, 116, 132, 150
Ferris, Martin, 312–13
Feuerbach, Ludwig Andreas, 32
Fianna Fail (Ireland), 296
Fiat (company): attacked by Red Brigades, 202, 205, 215, 219
Fielden, Samuel, 76–7
Figner, Vera: background, 29–30; revolutionary activities, 31, 42, 47–8, 51–2; works in rural village, 40; and assassination of Alexander II, 50; arrest and imprisonment, 53; and Degaev, 53
Finsbury Park mosque, London, 464, 465, 507
Finucane, Pat, 335
Fiore, Raffaele, 209, 215
Fiorino, Carlo, 214
First, Ruth, 145
FIS see Islamic Salvation Front Fishman, Rabbi, 102
Fisk, Robert, 373
Fitt, Gerry, 291–2
Fitzgerald, Garret, 331
FLN (National Liberation Front, Algeria): conflict with France in Algeria, 114–29; de Gaulle negotiates with, 129–31; factional differences and violence, 133; assumes power in Algeria, 136–7; regime, 361
Florida: flight training schools, 445
Florion, Emile, 79
Force 17 (Arafat’s bodyguard), 135
Force Research Unit (FRU, Northern Ireland), 328–9
Forsyth, Frederick, 180
Foucault, Michel, 195, 347
Fox, Bernard, 311
France: deports Fenians, 18; Revolutionary regime, 67; anarchist attacks in, 80–2; conflict in Algeria, 111–19, 121–8; counter-terrorist measures, 117–18, 463; torture in Algeria, 119–21; Fifth Republic constitution, 127–8; resolves conflict in Algeria, 129–31; and Algerian independence, 133; wearies of Algerian conflict, 150; anti-terrorist unit, 167; May 1968 events, 191; Red Army Faction in, 257; Basque provinces, 273; Basque terrorism in, 279, 284; Spanish counter-terrorism acts in, 282–3; Algerian jihadist actions in, 401, 412; mosques, 437, 484; immigrants’ welfare rights, 440; and multiculturalism, 440; Muslims in jail, 441, 504; attitude towards ‘war on terror’, 504
Franceschini, Alberto, 198–200, 216
Franco, General Francisco, 271–2, 274–5, 277–8
Franjieh, Suleiman, 174
Frankfurt-am-Main: arson attack, 229, 231; bomb attack on US air base, 262; Algerian terrorist cell disovered, 433–4, 443
Freedom House, 492
Freiheit (newspaper), 72–4
Fremantle, Western Australia, 10
Frick, Henry Clay, 83
Friedrich, Ralph Baptist, 246
Friuli, Italy: earthquake, 204
Froger, Amedee, 123
Front de l’Algerie Francaise (FAF), 129
FRU see Force Research Unit FSB (Russian successor to KGB), 408–11
Fuerza Nueva (New Strength; Spain), 279
Gaelic League (Ireland), 1
Gallagher, Dr Thomas, 15–16
Gallinari, Prospero, 208–9, 212
Gallo, Charles, 80
Galloway, George, 495
Galviagi, General Enrico, 218
Gama’at, al- (organisation), 401
Gambetta, Leon, 79
Gancia, Vallarino, 201
Gandhi, Mohandas Karamchand, 138
Garcia, Anthony, 469
Garibaldi, Giuseppe, 6
Garnett, Edward, 85
Garzon, Baltasar, 284
Gaulle, Charles de: and Algerian conflict, 127–9; assassination attempts on, 129, 131
Gaza Strip, 110, 381–3, 385; al-Azhar university, 386
Gemayel, Bashir, 185–6
Gemayel, Pierre, 182
Genscher, Hans-Dietrich, 165, 263
Georgia, 492, 499
Geraghty, Anthony, 303
Germany: supported by Irish organisations, 19; rise under Bismarck, 28; anarchist activities in, 79–80; supports Arab cause in Palestine, 97–8; war with Britain (1939–45), 97; Stern seeks support from, 99; see also