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The books on terrorism continue to proliferate, almost as rapidly as the problem they are trying to describe.

Best of the recent lot is International Terrorism— The Communist Connection (American Council on World Freedom, 1735 DeSales St., N.W., Washington, D.C. 20036; $5.95), by Stefan T. Possony of the Hoover Institution and L. Francis Bouchey of the Council for Inter-American Security. The theme of the study is summed up in the opening paragraph, which says: “There is virtually no terrorist operation in the world today, whether Communist, semi-Communist, or non-Communist, from the Irish Republic Army to the Palestine Liberation Organization to our own Weather Underground, with which Communists of one sort or another have not been involved.”

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The books on terrorism continue to proliferate, almost as rapidly as the problem they are trying to describe.

Best of the recent lot is International Terrorism— The Communist Connection (American Council on World Freedom, 1735 DeSales St., N.W., Washington, D.C. 20036; $5.95), by Stefan T. Possony of the Hoover Institution and L. Francis Bouchey of the Council for Inter-American Security. The theme of the study is summed up in the opening paragraph, which says: “There is virtually no terrorist operation in the world today, whether Communist, semi-Communist, or non-Communist, from the Irish Republic Army to the Palestine Liberation Organization to our own Weather Underground, with which Communists of one sort or another have not been involved.”