The Murder of Theo Van Gogh

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1. Free-Speech Martyr
2. Pay Back for Submission
3. From Submission to Resistance
4. Mohommad Bouyeri
5. Threatening Letters
6. Outrage and Sadness
7. An Eruption of Violence
8. Intolerance in the Land of "Tolerance"
9. The Terror Network
10. Death List Refuge
    — New Chapter
11. Test of European Anti-Terror Laws
    — New Chapter
12. The Bouyeri Trial
    — New Chapter
13. Bouyeri Sentenced
    — New Chapter
14. Bibliography