sabotage
type: Item
topic's main category: Category:Sabotage
Commons category: Sabotage
described by source: Great Soviet Encyclopedia (1926–1947)
described by source: Office of Strategic Services
described by source: The Encyclopedia Americana
described by source: Armenian Soviet Encyclopedia, vol. 10
subclass of: occurrence
subclass of: crime
different from: Sabotaż
different from: Sabotage
on focus list of Wikimedia project: Wikipedia:Vital articles/Level/4
has goal: deterioration
has characteristic: intentional human activity
has characteristic: secrecy
uses: subversion
uses: demoralization
uses: destabilisation
uses: divide and rule
uses: slowdown
uses: strike
uses: work-to-rule
used by: Luddite movement
used by: labor union
used by: espionage
used by: radical environmentalism
practiced by: saboteur
named after: sabot
significant event: Black Tom explosion
significant event: Kingsland Explosion
significant event: Stuxnet
significant event: Operation Wieniec
significant event: Operation Belt
significant event: Operation Greif
significant event: Watergate scandal
significant event: active measures
belongs to Familia a3Media: Familia Actos de Protesta
subclass a3Media of: Actos de protesta
superclass a3Media of: Sabotaje industrial
superclass a3Media of: Sabotaje informatico
superclass a3Media of: Sabotaje economico
superclass a3Media of: Sabotaje politico
label: Sabotaje @es
description: deliberate, subversive action aimed at weakening another entity
description: acción deliberada realizada con la intención de debilitar a un enemigo @es