The Counter-Terrorist System Of Romania

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[2] ETA – separatist organisation fighting for an independent Basque Country (Spain, France)Search in Google Scholar

[3] IRA – organisation active in Northern Ireland, aiming at releasing that territory from under British rule and including it in the Republic of Ireland. Since 1920 in the underground after the defeat in 1916 (Easter Rising). Under the Good Friday Agreement of 1998 IRA limited its activity. The organisation is responsible for the death of about 3 000 people. On 28^th July 2005 it declared the actual end of its activity, http://www.wos.net.pl/terroryzm-organizacje-terrorystyczne.html [10.02.2015]Search in Google Scholar

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