Not until the middle of the twentieth century was the murder of a head of state, or any member of his family, formally designated as terrorism.

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The formal designation of political assassinations, including those of heads of state or their family members, as acts of terrorism became more recognized and defined in the mid-20th century with the development of international laws and conventions addressing terrorism.

Not Until the Middle of the Twentieth Century Was the Murder