bombings, shootings and arson were perpetrated against Soviet nissions and citizens in various countries, together with sone 370 acts in the form of telephone calls, letters and announcements involving threats of physical violence. tqany of then were perpetrated by Fascist-type nationalist associations, inter alia, the JewishA/40/445/Add. r Eng li sh Page 7 Defense League and the Organizat,ion of Ukrainian Nationalists. Members of thesetwo associations, enjoying the protection of the authorities carry oug acts ofterrorisn against Soviet nissions and attempt to intinidate and terrorize Soviet c i ti zens. 15. Increased criminal activities by terrorist organizations of the neo-Fascisttype present a special danger. Dozens of people were killed and hundreds seriouslyinjured as a result of the bombings organized by neo-Fascists at the Bolognarailway station and the Munich fair in 1980, and on the Naples-llilan passengertrain in 1984. Recently, with the acquiescence of the authorities, t.here has beenan increase in the terrorist activities of such racist and Fascist groups as the Ku Klux Klan, the Anerican Nazi Party, the National Socialist Party of America, Posse Comitatus and the John Birch Society. 16. The fight against terrorism, including acts of international terrorism, callsfor decisive action on the part of States, particularty at the national level. 17. It is states, and particularly their highest legislative and executive bodies,that bear the main responsibility both for providing effectlve neans to combat anyterrorist activities and for eliminating the causes and conditions which give riseto terrorism. 18. Among such causes, the report of the Ad Hoc Comnittee on InternationalTerrorism chiefly listed coloniali"n, .ggrlffi, the use of force in contraventionof the United Natlons Charter, violation of the political independence, nationalsovereignty and territorial integrity of States, interference in the internalaffairs of other States, racism, racial discrimination, the policy of gpggflgi5! andgenocide, fascism and neo-fascism.
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a report on the issue of terrorism and its causes, highlighting the acts of violence perpetrated by various groups and organizations, including fascist and neo-fascist types. The text emphasizes the need for decisive action by states to combat terrorism and eliminate its causes. Given the focus on international terrorism and the political and social causes that contribute to it, it seems likely that the text belongs to a category related to international relations and security.

**Category**
Humanitarian aid and relief, International relations