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A '''molotov cocktail''' is a simple firebomb made by pouring flammable liquid (usually [[petrol]]) into a glass bottle and stuffing an old rag in the top, then lighting the rag and throwing it away. It then explodes in a large ball of fire.  As simple incendiary devices, they have been used in civil disobedience.  
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A '''molotov cocktail''' is a simple firebomb made by pouring flammable liquid (usually [[petrol]]) into a glass bottle and stuffing an old rag in the top, then lighting the rag and throwing it away. It then explodes in a large ball of fire.  As simple incendiary devices, they have been used in [[civil disobedience]].  
  
 
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[[Category:Weapons]]

Revision as of 02:26, January 14, 2008

A molotov cocktail is a simple firebomb made by pouring flammable liquid (usually petrol) into a glass bottle and stuffing an old rag in the top, then lighting the rag and throwing it away. It then explodes in a large ball of fire. As simple incendiary devices, they have been used in civil disobedience.