Aden Emergency
{'<entity_0>': 'Front for the Liberation of Occupied South Yemen', '<entity_1>': 'Federation of South Arabia', '<entity_2>': 'National Liberation Front', '<entity_3>': 'Gamal Abdel Nasser', '<entity_4>': 'Aden Protectorate', '<entity_5>': '30 November 1967', '<entity_6>': '14 October 1963', '<entity_7>': 'Radfan Uprising', '<entity_8>': 'British Empire', '<entity_9>': 'Aden Emergency', '<entity_10>': 'Harold Wilson', '<entity_11>': 'insurgency', '<entity_12>': 'Cold War'}
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The <entity_9>, also known as the <entity_7>, was an armed <entity_11> by <entity_2> and <entity_0> during the <entity_12> against the <entity_1>, a protectorate of the <entity_8>, which now forms part of Yemen. Partly inspired by <entity_3>'s pan-Arab nationalism, it began on <entity_6> with the throwing of a grenade at a gathering of British officials at Aden Airport. By 1963 and in the ensuing years, anti-British guerrilla groups with varying political objectives began to coalesce into two larger, rival organisations: first the Egyptian-supported <entity_2> (<entity_2>) and then the <entity_0> (<entity_0>), who attacked each other as well as the British. The <entity_2> and <entity_0> began a campaign against British forces in Aden, relying largely on grenade attacks. British forces attempted to intercept weapons being smuggled into Crater by the <entity_2> and <entity_0> on the Dhala road, but their efforts met with little success. It remained in Aden and the <entity_4> until <entity_5>. As soon as the <entity_2> riots were crushed, pro-<entity_0> rioters took to the streets. <entity_2> and <entity_0> fighters then took to the streets and engaged in gun battles, while arson, looting, and murder was also common. Nevertheless, repeated guerrilla attacks by the <entity_2> soon resumed against British forces, causing the British to leave Aden by the end of <entity_5>, earlier than had been planned by British Prime Minister <entity_10> and without an agreement on the succeeding governance.
['conflict', 'insurgency']