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Who did the Palestinian terrorists take hostage during the Munich Massacre in 1972?
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11 Israeli athletes
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What happened to two Israeli athletes in the 1972 Summer Olympics?
Palestinian terrorists at the 1972 Munich Olympics killed the Israeli athletes.
How did the palestinians take hostage of the Israelis?
It depends on the hostage crisis (1972 Munich or 1979 Entebbe or Gilad Shalit). In most cases, Palestinian Militants with guns attacked unarmed Israelis or surprised armed Israelis in well-planned attacks.
During what major athletic competition did the Munich Massacre occur?
The Munich Massacre was during the Munich Summer Olympics in September 1972
What happened on black September day 5 September 1972 at the munich Olympics?
Palestinian terrorists killed several Israeli athletes.
Why did black September take people hostage in Munich 1972?
Sadly this was a protest about the situation in Palestine. That it should have happened in Munich is a tragic irony. One has to feel that the Olympics should be beyond protest, at least in this terrible, violent means. But the protesters, terrorists, know the eyes of the world are upon them.
Who did the Palestinian terrorists take during hostage during the Munich massacre in 1972?
11 Israeli athletes
Who did the Palestinian terrorist take hostage during the Munich massacre 1972?
11 Israeli athletes
What was the Munich Massacre?
The munich massacre was a terrorist act. Some Arab terrorists took the Israeli Olympics team hostage (1972 Olympics) they took 12 hostages and killed 11 and 1 German officer - not sure what happened to the 12th :S hope this helps :)
From what county did Munich massacre hostage originate?
The did not have a country -- they were Palestinians.
Where and when did palestinian terrorists abduct and kill eleven Israeli athletes?
Munich, 1972.
What nationality were the terrorists who disrupted the 1972 Munich Summer Olympics?
At the 1972 Munich Summer Olympic Games, Palestinian terrorists killed two Israelis and took nine Israelis hostage. Palestenian terrorists broke into the barracks of the Israeli Olympic team and held them hostage. They demanded a bus take them to the airport and 2 helicopters. At the airport, the German police tried to stop the terrorists and a gun fight resulted. A terrorist tossed a grenade into one helicopter killing all the hostages. I thought they were Arab ??
Who did the Palestinians terrorist take hostage during the munich massacre in 1972?
11 Israeli athletes
The Olympics were marred by tragedy at which of these venues Mexico City Montreal Munich or Moscow?
Munich in 1972. Terrorists held hostage, and eventually murdered Israeli athletes.
What happened to two Israeli athletes in the 1972 Summer Olympics?
Palestinian terrorists at the 1972 Munich Olympics killed the Israeli athletes.
Can you explain what Minich massacre was?
Munich Massacre was an attack that occurred during the 1972 Summer Olympics held in Munich, Germany. 11 members of the Israeli Olympic team were taken hostage and eventually killed by the group Black September.
What happenned in the munich massacre?
Nine people from the Israeli Olympic Team were taken hostage then killed by the terrorist group Black September.
Cause of Munich Massacre?
The munich massacre happened at 4 30 in the morning, on September 5 during the 1972 Olympic Games. Entering a hotel in which Israeli athletes were staying, 8 Palestinian terrorists emerged to the door of the athletes, making noise a 135 kg referee heard was going on and threw his body weight against the door, allowing numerous athletes and assistants to escape. Moments later the Palestinians broke in on a rampage. They killed two members of the Olympic team and held nine others hostage. The situation ended with a grousome gunfight ending with 5 of the terrorists and all of the hostages dead!blah blah blah..Israeli people were killed for the incentive of letting 234 Israeli prisoners and 2 German prisoners by 9 a.m.see Stephen Speilberg's movie 'Munich' for greater detail.
