Austrians were overrepresented not only in the system of terror against Jews but also on the battlefields.
Responsible for the broad lines of policy, as well as for the system of terror that upheld the state, he left detailed administration to his subordinates.
But for those who were kidnapped – and lived in fear even after their release, as they tried to pay the monthly instalments – it was a system of terror.
Bishop Voderholzer said he would personally meet any of the victims who wanted to speak to him and accused two unnamed former school leaders of imposing a "system of terror".
But he was an unattractive character, unscrupulous and choleric, brutal and coarse in speech and action, who tried to rule by a diet subordinated to his will and a system of terror.
A1 LIFE IN THE AFTERMATH -- In the town of Qalat Sukkar, 100 miles southeast of Baghdad, the Baath party apparatus managed a system of terror based on the collaboration of neighbors, friends and family members.
But while no one has yet been made to answer for the atrocities of the Khmer Rouge, their nationwide system of terror is now being documented from the bottom to the top.
"I think what it shows," he explains, "is that there's no way to break the system of terror in the West Bank, because the system is now in the minds of the people, in the minds of the teenagers, and what we're doing by this operation is giving them more reasons to build that system.
Before the war, this reporter was already on a blacklist Iraqi officials maintained for journalists considered hostile to Iraq, mainly because of articles about the system of terror that sustained the power of Mr. Hussein that appeared from Baghdad in the closing months of last year.
TPims were introduced in January 2012 to replace the more onerous system of terror control orders, following negotiations between the Conservative and Liberal Democrat partners of the coalition government, and were limited to two years.
