The ultimate weapon
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A comprehensive discussion and analysis of terrorism as it was understood in the late 1970s. The book is supported by examples drawn from the years leading up to publication in 1978, including airplane hijackings, hostage taking, IEDs, and the like. Attention is devoted to the psychology of terrorists and hostages, including issues such as the Stockholm syndrome.
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