Word: terrorisms
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...could cover the night attack, but even the flash's dimness could cost lives and I can endanger no one. So instead I am going to try to shoot by the light of flares, and they will be enemy flares, but I have to try for this terror in the darkness. People somehow must realize what it means...
...that NIE and AK carried out acts of terror, sabotage, espionage and anti-Soviet propaganda in the Red Army's rear, killing 277 Red Army officers and men in the last five months...
...three Axis leaders scurry in terror before a thick hail of junked scrap-metal -wrenches, chainlinks, pots & pans, hammerheads, nuts & bolts, ashcans, an ancient boiler, a potbellied stove, a chamber...
...valued counselor; to veterans an adored hero. ("It is my guess," observed Sickles' friend Mark Twain, "that if the General had to lose a leg, he'd rather lose the one he has than the one he hasn't.") And, incredibly enough, he was still the terror of matrons with unmarried daughters. The great bureau in his bedroom was stuffed with silk stockings, lingerie and perfume; to a lady who said she would prefer to be rewarded with a lion cub, Sickles gave a litter...
From Arnaldo Cortesi, New York Times correspondent in Buenos Aires, came a full, coherent account of Argentine terror. Wrote Cortesi...