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Ethnic violence (also known as ethnic terrorism or ethnically-motivated terrorism) refers to violence that's predominantly framed rhetorically by causes and issues related to ethnic hatred, though ethnic violence is more commonly related to political violence, and often the terms are interchangeable in a local context where reference to ethnicity is considered minimal or improper.
"Racist terrorism" is a form of ethnic violence which is typically dominated by overt forms of racism and xenophobic reactionism. This form typically involves attacks on minorities, and hold an association with right-wing extremism. Racial supremacist groups such as Neo-Nazis often dominate the perception of an ethnic terrorist, though other violent actors associated with ethnic supremacism qualify.

Examples

Pogrom
Combat 18, United Kingdom
Black Panther Party, United States
The Order, United States
Ku Klux Klan, United States
Jewish Defense League, USA and Israel (Kach Movement) Kach and Kahane Chai
Hammerskins, International
Serb Paramilitary groups for example Arkan's White tigers and many more
APLA, South Africa
Death Angels, United States
MLNQ
Don Black (nationalist) and Operation Red Dog
Cronulla Race Riots in Sydney, 2005
2006 Moscow market bombing, Russia
Riots in Kondopoga, Karelia, Russia in 2006
The Hedvig Malina-case
The Dashnaks, Young Turks and Czarist Russia

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