11-M

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11-M is the commonly used Spanish shorthand for the 2004 Madrid train bombings, a coordinated terrorist attack on commuter trains that killed 193 people and injured thousands.

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11-M canonical 1

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Statements (48)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Islamist terrorism ⓘ
bombing ⓘ
mass murder ⓘ
terrorist attack ⓘ
aftermath withdrawal of Spanish troops from Iraq ⓘ
alsoKnownAs 11 de marzo de 2004 ⓘ
2004 Madrid train bombings ⓘ
Madrid train bombings ⓘ
commemoratedOn March 11 each year ⓘ
commuterRailSystem Cercanías Madrid ⓘ
country Spain ⓘ
date 2004-03-11 ⓘ
day 11 ⓘ
impact change in Spanish government after 2004 general election ⓘ
major political consequences in Spain ⓘ
investigatedBy Guardia Civil ⓘ
Spanish National Police ⓘ
linked to: Policía Nacional
legalOutcome multiple convictions for terrorism ⓘ
location Community of Madrid ⓘ
Madrid ⓘ
mediaCoverage extensive international coverage ⓘ
memorial Atocha station 11-M memorial ⓘ
method coordinated bombings ⓘ
month March ⓘ
motive opposition to Spanish involvement in the Iraq War ⓘ
numberOfBombs 13 ⓘ
numberOfBombsDetonated 10 ⓘ
numberOfDeaths 193 ⓘ
numberOfInjured around 2000 ⓘ
over 2000 ⓘ
numberOfTrainsTargeted 4 ⓘ
partOf global jihadist terrorism ⓘ
perpetrator Islamist extremist cell ⓘ
perpetratorIdeology jihadism ⓘ
relatedEvent 2001 September 11 attacks ⓘ
2004 Spanish general election ⓘ
significance deadliest terrorist attack in Spanish history ⓘ
one of the deadliest terrorist attacks in the European Union ⓘ
target civilians ⓘ
commuter trains ⓘ
timeOfFirstExplosion around 07:37 CET ⓘ
trainStationAffected Atocha station ⓘ
El Pozo del Tío Raimundo station ⓘ
Santa Eugenia station ⓘ
Téllez Street near Atocha ⓘ
weaponUsed backpack bombs ⓘ
improvised explosive devices ⓘ
year 2004 ⓘ

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