Blood and Rage_ A Cultural History of Terrorism - Michael Burleigh [324]
Hobsbawm, Eric, 193
Hodel, Emil Max, 79
Hodgkinson, Sarah, 8
Hodgson, Jack, 138
Hofmann, Sieglinde, 241, 250, 257
Hogefels, Birgit, 265
Holland, John, 10–11
Holland, USS (submarine), 11
Holm, Eric, 139
Holocaust: and Israeli national identity, 111, 149; deniers, 266, 493; and Israeli treatment of Palestinians, 384
Homann, Peter, 238–9
Honecker, Erich, 260
honour killings, 492, 495
Hoppe, Manfred, 241
Horkheimer, Max, 222
Howard, John, 463
Huarte, Felipe, 276
Hughes, Brendan, 295, 303, 323
Human Concern International, 400–2
Hume, John, 288, 334
Humphrey, Hubert, 224–5
Husain, Ed, 490–1, 496
Hussain, Hasib, 475–6
Hussein, Kayid, 183
Hussein, King of Jordan, 153–6, 178–9, 187, 368, 387
Husseini, Abd el-Kader el-, 109
Husseini, Ghazi el-, 158
Husseini, Haj-Amin al-, Grand Mufti of Jerusalem, 90–2, 94, 97
I Commando (ETA), 281
Ibrahim, Andrew, 505
Ibrahim, Muktar Said, 477–8
Idris, Wafa, 394
Ikegami, Haruki, 427
immigrants: and welfare rights, 440; and culture clash, 441
Imron, Ali, 462–3
Indian sub-continent: Muslims in, 365–7
Indo-China: French defeat in, 112, 117
Indonesia: Muslims in, 365–6; socio economic structure, 365; anti-Semitism in, 415; local terrorist acts, 459–62; counter-terror activities, 463, 492; attempts to introduce sharia law, 485; lull in jihadi activity, 502
Inkatha Freedom Party (Zulu), 148
INLA (Irish National Liberation Army), 324, 330, 338, 345
Inman, Admiral Bobby, 429
Institute of Contemporary Art, London:
Crash exhibition, 266
Inter-Departmental Working Group on Terrorism (USA), 167
International Airline Pilots Association, 153
International Anarchist Congress (1881), 78
International Anti-Anarchist Conference (1898), 85
International Islamic Relief Organisation, 425
internet: Islamist use of, 469–70, 486
Intifadas see Palestinians Iran: war with Iraq, 183, 347; Jimmy Carter visits, 346; republic under ayatollah Khomeini, 347, 438; encourages terrorist acts abroad, 348–9; support for Bosnian Muslims, 398; heroin addicts in, 422; Yousef’s bomb attack on, 426; moderates obstructed, 438; earthquake in, see also Shah of Iran
Iraq: Zionist terrorism in, 110; troops in Jordan, 154–5; payments to Abu Nidal, 179; war with Iran, 183, 347; Spain’s involvement in, 466; invaded (2003), 472–3; foreign anti-Coalition fighters in, 473–4; inter-sectarian Muslim killings, 473; counter-terror tactics in, 487, 503; roadside bombs, 488, 503; US casualties, 488; US victory in, 488–9; asymmetric war in, 488; post-war dismissal of police and army, 488; Abu Ghraib prison, 491; Al-Qaeda in, 503; Sunni Awakening, 503; US troop surge in, 503, 504; Operation Phantom Strike, 503; geopolitical consequences of war in, 504; extremist training in, 502–3; invasion of, reasons for, 502–3
Ireland: demands for reforms, 1–2, 9; grievances against British, 1–2; Home Rule question, 2, 10, 18; conscription introduced (First World War), 20; independence, 20–1, 24; Protestants attacked, 21; civil war (1920s), 25–6; and Northern Ireland troubles, 294, 296; support for Provisional IRA in Northern Ireland, 296; reluctance to accept Northern Ireland in republic, 301; volunteers join Provisional IRA, 312; reaction to Bobby Sands’ death, 325; signs 1985 Anglo-Irish Agreement, 331–2; Sinn Fein weakness in, 334; economic boom, 344; see also Fenians
Irgun Zvai Leumi (Etzel; Jewish military organisation): formed, 91, 93; Begin leads against British, 100–2, 104–5; joins Hebrew Resistance Movement, 102; terror attacks on Arabs, 107–10
Irish Free State: founded, 20, 24
Irish Guards: nicknamed ‘Mick Barretts’, 9
Irish Invincibles, 14
Irish Land League, 14
Irish Parliamentary Party, 19
Irish People (newspaper), 4
Irish Republican Army (IRA): links with foreign organisations, 3, 457; origins, 18–19, 24; anti-British military campaign, 21–2; attacks on mainland Britain (1920s), 23; seeks political settlement, 23; seizes buildings in Dublin (1922), 24–5; in Northern Ireland, 291, 294–5; killings,