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Part of the Cold War and political violence in the United States
Clockwise from top left: Soldiers stand near ruined buildings in Washington, D.C., 1968 Locals look at the bombed home of Arthur Shores in Birmingham, 1963 Aftermath of the 1983 United States Senate bombing, 1983 Aftermath of the San Juan Nationalist revolt, 1950 Black Panther demonstration, 1967 Protests following the Greensboro massacre, 1979
Date c. 1947–1989 Location United States Result Many militant organizations dismantled or dissolved
Belligerents
United States government FBI CIA ATF USSS USMS National Guard Local law enforcement agencies Red Squads GOON American Mafia (covertly)	Black Panther Party[a] Black Liberation Army[b] Black Guerrilla Family Republic of New Afrika[b] Black Revolutionary Assault Team[b] MOVE Independent Oglala Nation Leech Lake Nationalist Party of Puerto Rico[c] Boricua Popular Army Young Lords[a] Armed Forces of National Liberation[c] DGI (alleged)[citation needed] Weather Underground[d] May 19th Communist Organization[b] Symbionese Liberation Army[b] Venceremos[a] Young Patriots Organization[c] Brown Berets George Jackson Brigade[a] John Brown Anti-Klan Committee[b] United Freedom Front[b] Chicano Liberation Front[a] New World Liberation Front[b] KGB (alleged) Knights of the Flaming Circle[1] Peoples Temple	Ku Klux Klan U.S. Klans Original Ku Klux Klan of the Confederacy United Klans of America National Knights of the Ku Klux Klan White Knights of the Ku Klux Klan Silver Dollar Group MSSC[a][2][3] American Nazi Party National States' Rights Party[c] Aryan Brotherhood Aryan Nations National Renaissance Party The Order Manson Family[b] Posse Comitatus Minutemen[e] Secret Army Organization[a] VOECRN[f] FBI (alleged) Alpha 66 File:Comandos Omega 7 Seal Transparent.png Omega 7[b] Cuban Power Coordination of United Revolutionary Organizations CIA Jewish Defense League American Mafia
Commanders and leaders
Harry S. Truman Dwight D. Eisenhower John F. Kennedy †[g] Lyndon B. Johnson Richard Nixon Gerald Ford Jimmy Carter Ronald Reagan Robert F. Kennedy †[h] J. Edgar Hoover Alan Dulles	Huey P. Newton †[i] Fred Hampton †[j] Assata Shakur Eldridge Cleaver Sah Ankh Sa Ma’at John Africa †[k] Dennis Banks Russell Means Frank Fools Crow Richard Oakes John Trudell LaNada Means Pedro Albizu Campos Filiberto Ojeda Ríos Juan Enrique Segarra-Palmer José Jiménez Bernardine Dohrn Bill Ayers Elizabeth Ann Duke[l] Donald DeFreeze †[m] William Harris Aaron Manganiello Jim Jones	Robert Shelton David Duke George Lincoln Rockwell †[n] J. B. Stoner Edward Reed Fields Charles Manson Robert Jay Mathews †[m] Robert DePugh Howard B. Godfrey Jerry Lynn Davis Andrés Nazario Sargen
~236 killed and 336 injured (1970–1989)[4]

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