A leftist group said the attacks were part of protests against Clinton. There has been some damage, but no one has been injured or killed so far. Sunday, Nov. 7 - Powerful blast damages the suburban Athens offices of the U.S. jeans company Levi Strauss. Two people on a motorcycle fire at least six shots at a U.S. cultural center in central Athens. Friday, Nov. 5 - Police destroy a time bomb left outside a sporting goods store selling U.S. products.
Police defuse a bomb at the office of an ex-public order minister.
Thursday, Nov. 4 - Anarchist group claims responsibility for planting a bomb at an Athens car dealership, damaging seven cars. Build-up of Resentments Antipathy toward the United States runs deep in Greece. Denunciations of the United States became a battle cry for the leftist losers of Greece's civil war in the late 1940s. The Cold War produced even more bitterness over the heavy U.S. shadow in the West's main Balkan foothold. Earlier this year, the NATO air bombardment of Yugoslavia brought almost unanimous outrage among Greeks, who targeted their anger at the United States while often ignoring the fact that their own government signed the alliance's attack plan.