Propaganda PostersPoster: 10 September 2018, Islamic State supporters have long adopted Bin Laden and the 9/11 attacks, but this particular poster is interesting because its presented as a history lesson "Know Your Jihadist" and breaks down the attack by cell structure & leadership. Image: Jihad Web (al Qaeda Central Command (AQC) supportive): Tribute poster for AQC Slain Members for the 17th anniversary of 9/11 - Released 08 September 2018Image: 9.11.2015 Tribute poster for the #TheMagnificent19 ISIS campaign tributing the Hamburg cell.The Hamburg Cell was recruited by al Qaeda to carry out the 9-11 attacks on the World Trade Center in New York. Mohammed Atta, leader of the group, took flying lessons in Florida in preparation for his suicide mission. VideoVideo: 2011 BBC Documentary on Hamburg Cell.Video: 2011 Documentary on Hamburg Cell.Video: 2010 Evan Kohlmann and Michael Isikoff talk about new pictures of Ramzi Binalshibh that…
Hamburg Cell, The (al Qaeda Central Command (AQC) 9/11 Attackers)
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