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Comparative Analysis of Terrorist Events: Cafeteria Rolando Bombing by ETA and Birmingham , Ejercicios de Derecho Cooperativo

An in-depth analysis of two terrorist events that occurred in europe during the same era, the cafeteria rolando bombing by eta in madrid, spain, and the birmingham pub bombing by ira in the united kingdom. The similarities and differences between these events, including the motivations, strategies, consequences, and comparisons with other terrorist groups in different eras. The document also includes references to academic articles that provide further insights into the topic.

Tipo: Ejercicios

2020/2021

Subido el 19/05/2021

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Factsheet Terrorism.
Terrorist event: Cafeteria Rolando Bombing
1. Characteristics of the terrorist group.
Dates:13 September 1974.
Location: Madrid, Spain.
Terrorist group: ETA.
- Ideology: Basque Nationalism, Revolutionary socialism, European Federalism
- Motivation: Nationalism of the Basque country, “fight” for the Basque
liberalisation.
- Objectives: The Basque “liberation”; change of the political system by enforcing
a separatist state for the Basques
- Opposing actors: Spain and France
- Strategy: ETA argue that they were following a strategy based on the
achievement of political objectives. They followed an armed action of offensive
character against the repressive institutions.
The target was the police officers from the General Directorate of Security.
However, only one of the thirteen victims in the attack turned out to be a police
officer. ETA did not acknowledge responsibility for the attack and later admitted
in internal documents that this type of attack, together with the subsequent
arrival of the democratic transition, had "placed the people in a more critical
position against our action".
- Consequences: It supposed a confusion period since it is the first known ETA
attack to civilians. At first, people blamed the attack to the far- right and later
blamed the Communist Party (PCE). It had mainly domestic consequences and
supposed the rupture of ETA in to wings, military ETA and political-military
ETA.
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Factsheet – Terrorism.

Terrorist event: Cafeteria Rolando Bombing

1. Characteristics of the terrorist group. Dates:13 September 1974. Location: Madrid, Spain. Terrorist group: ETA. - Ideology: Basque Nationalism, Revolutionary socialism, European Federalism - Motivation: Nationalism of the Basque country, “fight” for the Basque liberalisation. - Objectives: The Basque “liberation”; change of the political system by enforcing a separatist state for the Basques - Opposing actors: Spain and France - Strategy: ETA argue that they were following a strategy based on the achievement of political objectives. They followed an armed action of offensive character against the repressive institutions. The target was the police officers from the General Directorate of Security. However, only one of the thirteen victims in the attack turned out to be a police officer. ETA did not acknowledge responsibility for the attack and later admitted in internal documents that this type of attack, together with the subsequent arrival of the democratic transition, had "placed the people in a more critical position against our action". - Consequences: It supposed a confusion period since it is the first known ETA attack to civilians. At first, people blamed the attack to the far- right and later blamed the Communist Party (PCE). It had mainly domestic consequences and supposed the rupture of ETA in to wings, military ETA and political-military ETA.

2. Comparison with one of the terrorist events’ that occurred in a different area in the same era (mention the name of war) Terrorist event: Birmingham pub bombing Date: 21 Nov 1974 Location: United Kingdom Terrorist group: Provisional IRA We can see that both conflicts resulted in an attack on civilians by non-state actors and in both the Key motivation is nationalism/ separatism. Adding more, they do not only have similar motivation, but they have been also considered to be allies. They are considered the two oldest terrorists’ organizations in Europe, reaching the greatest quotes of violence during the “lead years” between 1968 and 1981. Just as ETA, IRA´s strategy followed the pattern of exhaustion against the state. They used violence to force the British out of the North of Ireland, they did not want to destroy the enemy, only to cause as much damage as possible. However, in the 90 ´s they both change the strategy, following the idea of the nationalist front, that the IRA adopted in 1994, followed the next year by ETA. The new idea was based on the fact that independence will be achieved through political pressure from all nationalist forces and with the increase of the objectives of attacks, including civilians. The presence of parapolice groups against ETA was very reduced in general terms, despite what happened in Northern Ireland, where there was a strong presence and where a differential factor that was absent in the Basque Country came into play: the ethnic-religious conflict. 3. Comparison with one of the terrorist groups’ that occurred in a different ear in the same area (mention the name of war) Terrorist event: Madrid Train Bombing(11-M) Date:11 March 2004 Location: Spain Terrorist group: Al- Qaeda

  • Woodworth, Paddy. (n.d.). The war against terrorism: the Spanish experience from ETA to al-Qaeda. International Journal of Iberian Studies, 17(3), 169–183. https://doi.org/10.1386/ijis.17.3.169/