The physical consequences of terrorism-related acts and violations can include broken bones, soft tissue injuries, disability, long-term, chronic pain and sensory disturbance.
Assassinations; kidnappings; hijack- ings; bomb scares and bombings; cyber attacks (computer-based); and the use of chemical, biological, nuclear and radiological weapons are used
Accordingly, Stalin conducted an effort to expunge from the official record any known mention of his activity in the assassinations and robberies between 1905 and 1908.Such was the case with Kote Tsintsadze’s diary. A chief gangster in one of Stalin’s units, and later a staunch opponent, Tsintsadze wrote a detailed description of Stalin’s role as a Red Brigade leader in his published memoirs in 1924. When they were republished in 1927, Stalin had already consolidated power, and ordered the deletion of the passages which referenced these events.His role as a revolutionary terrorist thus began to disappear, and for this reason little evidence exists on the topic, discouraging further research.