Terrorist

US Army reservist, organizer of the largest (before the events of September 11, 2001) terrorist attack in American history

International terrorist, air hijacker

Terrorist

Palestinian refugee from Lebanon who led the 'Coastal Highway attack'

Pakistani terrorist.

Convicted of the September 11 attacks.

American citizen, terrorist collaborator

Iraqi terrorist.

Spiritual leader of the Jemaah al Islamiyah group.

Leader of a major peasant uprising in Russia

Former guard for Osama bin Laden

Palestinian politician, leader of the terrorist organization "Tanzim"

West German terrorist

Leader of the Palestine Liberation Front, also known as Mohammed Abbas

American mathematician, social critic, terrorist, anarchist and neo-Luddite

Brothers, possible terrorists

International terrorist

Moroccan terrorist

Alleged war criminal, Bosnian Muslim.

Armenian terrorist

Leader of a terrorist group

Leader of London Islamists

Lebanese Druze, member of the left-wing terrorist group Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine.

Terrorist

Australian serial killer

Arab mercenary who fought in Chechnya on the side of the separatists from 2001-2002

Arab terrorist

American terrorist

French criminal, "public enemy No. 1"

First Palestinian female suicide bomber in Israeli-Palestinian conflict

Leader of Ukrainian nationalists

Terrorist

Founder of the Ukrainian Military Organization (UVO), permanent leader of the Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN)

Bulgarian revolutionary - terrorist

Leader of the Fatah Revolutionary Council (Palestine)

An Israeli doctor of American origin who carried out the 1994 terrorist attack on the Cave of the Patriarchs

Spiritual leader and secretary general of the Shiite terrorist group Hezbollah

One of the leaders of the religious-extremist and terrorist underground of Kabardino-Balkaria, a terrorist

Dagestani terrorist and Islamist militant

Norwegian terrorist who killed more than 70 people in July 2011

Suspected of involvement in preparing a terrorist attack on Times Square in New York

Terrorist

Organizer and "historical leader" of the Red Brigades (Renato Curcio)

Founder and leader of the largest Kurdish rebel organization - the Kurdistan Workers' Party.

Large Hadron Collider Scientist Convicted of Collaborating with Terrorists

Terrorist

Leader of the Lord's Resistance Army

A citizen of Georgia, who became famous for throwing a grenade towards the podium where George Bush and Mikheil Saakashvili were standing on Freedom Square in Tbilisi on May 10, 2005.

Terrorist

Former leader of ETA (Paquito)