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 Why did so many of the 9/11 terrorists spend time in Germany? How did sleeper cells of terror establish themselves in cities like London, Paris, Rome, and Hamburg? This is the first book to reveal the secret history of how the ranks of the most dangerous organization on Earth systematically infiltrated Europe.

 Terrorism commentator Evan P. Coleman argues that the key to understanding al-Qaeda's European cells lies in the Bosnian War of the 1990s. Using the Bosnian War as cover, Islamic militants trained in Afghanistan and loyal to Osama bin Laden converged on the Balkans in 1992 to establish a European domestic terrorist infrastructure to plan their violent attacks against the United States. While the West and the United Nations watched in dismay, the fanatical foreign mujahideen wreaked havoc across southern Europe, targeting UN peacekeepers in particular and sometimes openly fighting Bosnian Muslims. Within months of the war's end, local sleeper terrorist cells were appearing on the streets of European cities.

 "Al-Qaeda's Jihad in Europe" reveals a new perspective on the deadly international terrorist organization and includes newly declassified American and European intelligence reports, secret al-Qaeda records and internal documents, and interviews with notorious figures such as Abu Hamza al-Masri, a London-based bin Laden supporter. To purchase the book, click here