01271nam a2200205   4500008004100000020001800041037005800059041001200117082002400129100001700153245006800170250000600238260003900244300000800283500061300291650005800904650004100962650002601003650003601029260114b        |||||||| |||| 00| 0 eng d  a9781847926074  cPurchasednCurrent Books, Convent Junction, Ernakulam  aEnglish  a363.3250922bBUR/RE  aBurke, Jason  aREVOLUTIONISTSb:Story of the Extremists Who Hijacked the 1970s  a1  aLondonbPenguin Random Housec2025  g736  aThe Revolutionists: The Story Of The Extremists Who Hijacked The 1970S is a gripping, scholarly tour through a decade when radical ideologies leapt from theory to headline news. This history invites readers into the world of high-stakes hijackings, hostage crises, and the bold and dangerous biographies of figures like Leila Khaled and Carlos the Jackal, against the backdrop of the Baader-Meinhoff Gang. Written for curious history fans, students, and general readers who want to understand the roots of modern terrorism, the book’s tone is educational, immersive, and sometimes unsettling in its candor.  aSocial problems including crime and political crimes.  aPolitical crimes & security problems  aTerrorism & Hijacking  aTerrorism and related violence.