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The Efraín Plaza Olmedo Dynamite Band (Spanish: Banda Dinamitera Efraín Plaza Olmedo, BDEPO), also known as the Dynamite Gang (Spanish: Pandilla Dinamitera), was an urban guerrilla group active in Santiago, and known for its attacks against banks and the . The group named themselves after Efraín Plaza Olmedo, a Chilean anarchist responsible for a shooting that on July 14, 1912, fired at a crowd in the heart of Santiago, killing 2 young men from the wealthy class. He justified his attack as "a way to attract the attention of the people for their misery and the egotism of the bourgeoisie." He was sentenced to 40 years in prison. He was released in 1925, but was found dead days later without knowing if it was a suicide or if he was murdered.

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  • The Efraín Plaza Olmedo Dynamite Band (Spanish: Banda Dinamitera Efraín Plaza Olmedo, BDEPO), also known as the Dynamite Gang (Spanish: Pandilla Dinamitera), was an urban guerrilla group active in Santiago, and known for its attacks against banks and the . The group named themselves after Efraín Plaza Olmedo, a Chilean anarchist responsible for a shooting that on July 14, 1912, fired at a crowd in the heart of Santiago, killing 2 young men from the wealthy class. He justified his attack as "a way to attract the attention of the people for their misery and the egotism of the bourgeoisie." He was sentenced to 40 years in prison. He was released in 1925, but was found dead days later without knowing if it was a suicide or if he was murdered. (en)
  • La Banda Dinamitera Efraín Plaza Olmedo (BDEPO, conocido como Pandilla Dinamitera) fue una guerrilla urbana activa en el área metropolitana de Santiago de Chile, y conocida por sus atentados en contra de bancos y del Hotel Marriott Santiago de Chile.​​ El nombre de Efraín Plaza Olmedo se refiere a un anarquista chileno responsable de un tiroteo que el 14 de julio de 1912 disparó a una multitud en pleno centro de Santiago, matando a 2 jóvenes de clase acomodada. Justificó su atentado como “una forma de llamar la atención del pueblo por su miseria y el egoísmo de la burguesía”. Fue condenado a 40 años de presidio. Fue liberado en 1925, siendo encontrado muerto días más tarde sin saberse si se trató de un suicidio o fue asesinado.​ (es)
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  • *Severino di Giovanni Antipatriot Band *Iconoclastic Caravans for Free Will *León Czolgosz Autonomous and Destructive Forces *Other anarchist cells (en)
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  • Photograph of Efraín Plaza Olmedo being arrested, the group took inspiration from his actions and his ideas (en)
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  • 2009-11-04 (xsd:date)
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  • Efraín Plaza Olmedo.jpg (en)
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  • Efraín Plaza Olmedo Dynamite Band (en)
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  • Banda Dinamitera Efraín Plaza Olmedo (en)
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  • Inactive (en)
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  • The Efraín Plaza Olmedo Dynamite Band (Spanish: Banda Dinamitera Efraín Plaza Olmedo, BDEPO), also known as the Dynamite Gang (Spanish: Pandilla Dinamitera), was an urban guerrilla group active in Santiago, and known for its attacks against banks and the . The group named themselves after Efraín Plaza Olmedo, a Chilean anarchist responsible for a shooting that on July 14, 1912, fired at a crowd in the heart of Santiago, killing 2 young men from the wealthy class. He justified his attack as "a way to attract the attention of the people for their misery and the egotism of the bourgeoisie." He was sentenced to 40 years in prison. He was released in 1925, but was found dead days later without knowing if it was a suicide or if he was murdered. (en)
  • La Banda Dinamitera Efraín Plaza Olmedo (BDEPO, conocido como Pandilla Dinamitera) fue una guerrilla urbana activa en el área metropolitana de Santiago de Chile, y conocida por sus atentados en contra de bancos y del Hotel Marriott Santiago de Chile.​​ El nombre de Efraín Plaza Olmedo se refiere a un anarquista chileno responsable de un tiroteo que el 14 de julio de 1912 disparó a una multitud en pleno centro de Santiago, matando a 2 jóvenes de clase acomodada. Justificó su atentado como “una forma de llamar la atención del pueblo por su miseria y el egoísmo de la burguesía”. Fue condenado a 40 años de presidio. Fue liberado en 1925, siendo encontrado muerto días más tarde sin saberse si se trató de un suicidio o fue asesinado.​ (es)
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  • Efraín Plaza Olmedo Dynamite Band (en)
  • Banda Dinamitera Efraín Plaza Olmedo (es)
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