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6-4-1972 Making Revolution (NY Times)

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6-3-1972 Stuttgart Bomb Threat Fizzles (NY Times)

Another arrest article using the same sources.

PDF: 6-4-1972 Making Revolution

6-3-1972 Stuttgart Bomb Threat Fizzles (AP)

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6-3-1972 Public Enemy No 1. Captured in Germany (AP)

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6-3-1972 Bomb Threat Empties Streets of Stuttgart at Midday (NY Times)

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6-2-1972 Bonn Seizes Suspected Guerrillas (NY Times)

Duplicate of above post.

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6-2-1972 Anarchist Leaders Seized in Frankfurt (NY Times)

“Come out, your means are limited, but ours are unlimited.”

Great quote attributed to Federal Police in this article on Baader and Meins arrest. 

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5-29-1972 German Terrorists Threaten to Set Off Bombs in Stuttgart (AP)

Detailing threats to detonate 66 pounds of TNT in Stuttgart on June 2nd 1972 as well as other actions detailed in a telex message to Associated Press in Berlin. The RAF is described as “virtually identical” to the Baader Meinhof Gang.

PDF: 5-29-1972 German Terrorists Threaten to Set Off Bombs in Stuttgart

5-28-1972 Bonn gets warning of more bombings (Guardian UK)

A great and concise summary of events up to and including the Heidelberg bombing, including short biographies of Badder and Meinhoff. It also mentions both the Petra Schelm and Thomas Welsbecker Commando as well as Bonn’s plans to deal with the “inner enemy”.

 PDF: 5-28-1972 Bonn gets warning of more bombings

5-26-1972 Bombings Link Probed (AP)

Another piece on Heidelberg and possible connections with attacks in France. States that The Baader Meinhoff Gang have “recently adopted ” the Red Army Faction moniker.

PDF: 5-26-1972 Bombings Link Probed

5-25-1972 Bombs Explode in US Army European Post (AP)

Another report on the Heidelberg Bombing

PDF: 5-25-1972 Bombs Explode in US Army European Post

5-25-1972 Three Soldiers Killed (AP)

Report on Heidelberg attacks.

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5-25-1972 Blasts at US Base in Germany Kill 3 (AP / NY Times)

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5-25-1972 3 US Servicemen Die in Bomb Blast (AP)

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5-17-1972 US Troops Placed on Alert after Bombing (AP)

A brief Associated Press article detailing the steps being taken by the US Army to deter future bombings. The article notes that “an anarchist group called the Red Army Faction” had taken credit for the V Corps HQ bombing in Frankfurt.

PDF: 5-17-1972 US Troops Placed on Alert after Bombing

5-13-1972 Two More German Buildings Bombed (AP)

An Associated Press article detailing bombings at police stations in Augsburg and Munich, a day after three bombs went off in Frankfurt.

PDF: 5-13-1972 Two More German Buildings Bombed

5-12-1972 Frankfurt Bombing Mystery (AP)

An Associated Press article detailing the initial, sketchy details about the bombing of the US V Corps HQ in Frankfurt am Main.

PDF: 5-12-1972 Frankfurt Bombing Mystery Rome-News Tribune

5-12-1972 Bombs Rock a US Army Base at Frankfurt (AP / NY Times)

An Associated Press article, printed in the New York Times, offering the sketchy initial details of the bombing of the V Corps HQ in Frankfurt am Main.

PDF: 5-12-1972 Bombs Rock a US Army Base at Frankfurt

5-12-1972 Army Says It Has No Indication Who Bombed HQ (AP)

An Associated Press article detailing the initial, sketchy details about the Frankfurt bombing of the US V Corps Headquarters.

PDF: 5-12-1972 Army Says It Has No Indication Who Bombed HQ Lewiston Evening Journal

5-13-1972 Blasts Rip West German Police Offices (AP)

An Associated Press article detailing bombings at police stations in Augsburg and Munich, a day after three bombs went off in Frankfurt at the US Army V Corps HQ.

PDF: 5-13-1972 Blasts Rip West German Police Offices

3-5-1975 Politician Free Unhurt (AP)

Peter Lorenz is released unharmed after prisoners fly to freedom in Yemen.

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3-4-1975 Guerrillas Land in Yemen with West Berlin Captive (AP)

Article on the flight to Yemen of the terrorists and guarantor Pastor Heinrich Albertz as well as a short piece on talks between Federal Government ministers and then Canadian premier Trudeau.

 PDF: 3-4-1976 Guerrillas Land in Yemen with West Berlin Captive

3-4-1975 West Germany’s Lefist Guerrillas Reawaken Sensitive Political Issues (NY Times)

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3-4-1975 Five Anarchists, Hostage Land in Aden (AP)

PDF: 3-4-1975 Five Anarchists, Hostage Land in Aden

3-3-1975 Four Released in Bid to Save Lorenz (AP)

Report on the deal to  release  four prisoners by the Federal Government to enable the freeing of mayoral candidate Peter Lorenz.

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2-28-1975 Berlin Mayoral Candidate Kidnap Victim (AP)

An Associated Press article about the kidnapping of Berlin mayoral candiate Peter Lorenze.

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9-19-1977 West Germany’s Orderly Society Proves Vulnerable To Terrorists (NY Times)

This New York Times news analysis examines how the Red Army Faction had been able to operate so successfully within West Germany.

PDF: 9-19-1977 West Germany’s Orderly Society Proves Vulnerable to Terrorists

4-24-1975 Five Terrorists Seize Embassy (UPI)

A United Press International article detailing the initial takeover of the West Germany Embassy in Stockholm by the Red Army Faction.

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4-25-1975 Embassy in Stockholm Bombed, 7 Captured (AP)

An Associated Press article covering the disastrous Red Army Faction takeover of the West German embassy in Stockholm. Appeared in the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette.

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4-25-1975 German Terrorists Captured After Embassy Bomb Attack (UPI)

United Press International story in the April 25, 1975 edition of the Montreal Gazette, providing coverage of the aftermath of the disastrous Red Army Faction takeover of the West German Embassy in Stockholm. As with many article of the era, it perpetuates common misconceptions about the group (such as Ulrike Meinhof being the leader).

PDF: German Terrorists Captured After Embassy Bomb Attack – 4-25-1975

9-22-1977 Women Terrorists Groups Flourish In Germany (AP)

This Associated Press article appeared in the Spartanburg Herald-Journal on September 25, 1977, just as West Germany was descending into the horror of the “German Autumn”.

The article is a general news analysis detailing how German terror groups were so heavily populated by women. It’s almost a curio-timepiece: the conclusions are often so hyperbolic and overwrought. We learn that the presence of women in terrorist groups is the “dark side of women’s liberation” and that the universities are also clearly to blame as well.

While much of the article does try to offer some kind of flavorful balance, it feels very much an article directed towards an older generation to confirm their suspicions about all of the “changes” that have gone on in society

PDF: Women terrorist Groups Flourish in Germany

Yousef Ismirli

Siegfried Buback

Ronald Woodward

Roland Pieler

Richard Epple

Reinhold Brandle

Peter Lorenz

Paul Bloomquist

Norbert Schmid

Khafali

Jürgen Schumann

Jürgen Ponto

Herbert Shoner

Helmut Ulmer

Helmut Ruf

Heinz Marcisz

Heinz Hillegart

Hans Eckhardt

Hanns-Martin Schleyer

Gunter Von Drenkmann

Gerta Buddenberg

Georg Linke

Dora Bloch

Iain MacLeod

Clyde Bonner

Charles Peck

Irwin Beelitz

Anton Tichler

Andreas Mirchbach

Benno Ohnesorg

Eberhard Schleyer

Weinke Meinhof

Suse Michel

Renate Riemack

Klaus Rainer Röhl

Felix Vesper

Christine Ensslin

Pastor Ensslin

Bettina and Regine Röhl

Bernward Vesper

Zohair Akache

Nadia Shehadah Duaibes

Souhalia Andrawes

Nabil Harb

Carlos (the Jackal)

Rainer Langhans

Dieter Kunzelmann

Wilfred Böse

Hans-Joachim Klein

Brigitte Kuhlmann

Ronald Fritzch

Bommi Baumann

Wolfgang Knupe

Willi Rather

Verena Becker

Ulrich Schmücker

Gerald Klopper

Georg von Rauch

Till Meyer

Rolf Pohle

Rolf Heissler

Ralf Reinders

Juliane Plambeck

Ingrid Siepmann

Ingrid Barabass

Inge Viett

Gabrielle Rollnick

Gabi Kröcher-Tiedemann

Fritz Teufel