Autonomous Cells of Rebel Action has not claimed responsibility for an attack since 1998.  The group is presumed inactive, but its members may be operating under other names.  The group's attacks were damaging enough to suggest that they were the work of experienced terrorists, which implies a connection between the Autonomous Cells of Rebel Action and other Greek terrorist organizations.

The Autonomous Decorators (AD) is a radical feminist, communist, anti-imperialist, terrorist organization.  AD is affiliated with the Revolutionary Cells/Red Zora, which began in West Germany in 1974 and ever since have conducted violent attacks against  entities they determined to be imperialist, patriarchal, Zionist, or anti-worker; targets have included multinational corporations, drug companies, and sex shops.  In 1999, to protest the imprisonment of their Red Zora compatriots, Autonomous Decorator operatives lobbed bags of paint at Germany's Interior Ministry Building.

The Autonomous Decorators have been quiet since their first, and only, paint attack.  The group is believed to be inactive.

Autonomous Intervention Collective Against the Zionist Presence in France

Very little is known about the "Autonomous Intervention Collective against the Zionist Presence in France and the Israeli Egyptian Peace."  The group claimed responsibility for a March 27, 1979 bombing of a Jewish restaurant in which over 30 people were injured, but authorities have reason to doubt this claim as authentic and suggest that this group was actually a front name for a larger Arab terrorist group. <P><br /><br /><br />

The "Autonomous Intervention Collective against the Zionist Presence in France and the Israeli Egyptian Peace" is inactive.

Azad Hind Sena was an obscure Hindu nationalist political party in the 1980s in India. Splitting from the larger, Shiv Sena party, the Azad Hind Sena took their name from the Indian National Army that fought for independence from Great Britain during World War II. <P><br /><br />On March 25th, 1982 the U.S. consulate in Bombay was attacked by about 50 people who hurled gas bombs and rocks at the building and burned cars belonging to the diplomatic staff. One attacker was killed by police, and 30 people were arrested. Bandu Shingre, the leader of Azad Hind Sena, claimed responsibility for the attack, saying he initiated the assault so he "could become famous." Shingre would later change his mind, saying that the attack was actually in response to US arms sales to Pakistan. <P> <br /><br />It is unclear whether this attack was an outgrowth of Azad Hind Sena's nationalist philosophy, or simply a violent publicity stunt to further the group's political aspirations.  In any case, the group has been inactive since 1989 after Bandu Shingre received less than 1% of the vote for parliament in Maharashtra state. <br />