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Self-destruction

Tuesday, December 2, 2003

Turkey has been struck by a series of bombings. They will continue for a while longer, terrorism experts say.

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ON October 12, 1944, a squadron of two dozen Japanese bombers took off from Mabalacat Airfield in the Philip-pines heading for the Leyte Gulf where the US fleet was anchored. Bombs from the planes rained down on their targets sinking the cargo ship Santa Lo and wrecking half a dozen other vessels.

This type of attack—the brainchild of Vice Admiral Onishi Takejiro—was used until January 1945. Then a new term was added to the World

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