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Chemical Terrorism,cal weapons was the Nazi use of Zyclon B to kill over 6 million Jews and other civilian victims during the holocaust in Europe. More recently, in 1995, the cult Aum Shinrikyo used Sarin gas in attacking Tokyo subway passengers.

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d psychological concerns.Incorporates how to work with publiThe intentional use of biological or chemical agents to cause disease or destroy food and water supplies for political or economic reasons dates to antiquity. The turn of the twentieth century heralded the development of lethal biological a

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Ernst Winklhofer,Alois Hirsch,Paul Kapus, people have feared nuclear explosives more than any other weapons of mass destruction, because of the ability of these weapons to cause immediate devastation and trauma, and because radiation, undetected by human senses, can cause ongoing morbidity and mortality, including cancer, years after exposure (3).

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Radiological Terrorism,, people have feared nuclear explosives more than any other weapons of mass destruction, because of the ability of these weapons to cause immediate devastation and trauma, and because radiation, undetected by human senses, can cause ongoing morbidity and mortality, including cancer, years after exposure (3).

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Book 2008tiquity. The turn of the twentieth century heralded the development of lethal biological and chemical weapons capable of mass destruction. By the final two decades of the twentieth century, individuals and small groups learned how to obtain and use these weapons effectively. The events of the past f