Black September

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The expression Black September may refer to:

  • Black September in Jordan, the conflict between Palestinian guerrilla organizations and King Hussein of Jordan that began in September 1970 and ended in July 1971 with the expulsion of the PLO to Lebanon.
  • Black September (group), a Palestinian militant organization named after the conflict.
  • Black September, the terrorist events during the Munich 1972 Olympics
  • Black September in Chad, the Habre regime's massacre of Sara peoples in the southern regions of Chad in 1984.
  • Black September was the name given to a series of events in the storylines of Malibu Comics, after the company was bought out and its various books radically restructured.
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