Nihilist Faction

Nihilist Faction

The Nihilist Faction (Greek: Φράξια Μηδενιστών Fraxia Midheniston) was a Nihilist Anarchist organization in Greece, which claimed responsibility for a 28 May 1996 bombing of IBM offices in Athens. The attack caused extensive structural damage but no injuries.

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