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How past ‘terrorist’ movements are often judged right by history
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How past 'terrorist' movements are often judged right by history
NewsFeedWho decides which movements are remembered as terrorists and which are celebrated as agents of change? Al Jazeera’s Lina-Serene explains.
Published On 17 Jun 2026
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