Angry Brigade

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The Angry Brigade was a British far-left anarchist militant group active in the late 1960s and early 1970s, known for a series of bomb attacks targeting symbols of the state and capitalism.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf anarchist organization
militant group
activeInPeriod early 1970s
late 1960s
aimedAt challenging state authority
sparking revolutionary consciousness
associatedWith student protest movements
workers’ struggles in Britain
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
hasNameInEnglish Angry Brigade NERFINISHED
historicalContext Cold War era
post-1968 protest wave
ideology anarchism
far-left politics
inspiredBy international revolutionary movements of the 1960s
knownFor attacks on symbols of capitalism
attacks on symbols of the state
bomb attacks in the United Kingdom
languageOfName English
lawEnforcementResponse major police investigation in the UK
legalOutcome members prosecuted in high-profile trial
locationOfOperations England NERFINISHED
London NERFINISHED
United Kingdom NERFINISHED
mediaLabel urban guerrilla group
movement New Left NERFINISHED
counterculture of the 1960s
natureOfAttacks primarily property damage
notableEvent trial of the Stoke Newington Eight
notableMethod communiqués claiming responsibility for attacks
opposed British state
authoritarianism
capitalist system
consumerism
partOf British radical left milieu
politicalPosition anti-capitalist
anti-imperialist
status defunct
targeted conservative politicians
corporate offices
government buildings
usedTactic bombings
sabotage

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BT Tower bombingPerpetratorClaim Angry Brigade