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LEFT-WING TERRORISM IN THE FEDERAL
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ABSTRACT The Federal Republic of Ge
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i v In submitting this thesis to th
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The completion of a project of this
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V.J...J...J.. Chapter Three: Left-W
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List of Figures 1.1 Identification
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XLI. OPEC PFLP PIOS RAF RZ Rote AIm
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A.J..V Preface This thesis deals wi
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2 Both the historical and analytica
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4 left.7 This tradition continued i
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6 terrorism in the Federal Republic
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8 The result is that terrorism rese
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10 (particulary murder f killing, e
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12 government has to take the terro
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14 The concept of identification us
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, , /1 sow.et:iJ1~s ~een tp a~t ()n
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18 CHAPTER TWO: LEFT-WING TERRORISM
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20 Third World liberation movements
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22 and its continuation should not
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awareness. Fifth, the idea to form
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26 was that 'late capitalism' neede
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28 In this kind of atmosphere an as
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30 vacuum some spontis fonned land
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32 2.12 Second Phase, 1970-1972 The
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34 The first of the follow-on group
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attacks against imperialist counter
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38 March 1968 shortly before Baader
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40 Schmuecker was a group member be
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42 2.3 Revolutionary Cells The Revo
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44 This group operated internationa
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46 Money, weapons, training and saf
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48 were not heroic and they signall
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50 integrated into the RAF prisoner
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52 Palestine to Western Europe [ wh
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justified their claim to be an inte
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158 destructive group. The counterm
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160 interested in sociopolitical af
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162 addition of fantasy to their be
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164 to political groups. The person
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166 links with the legals (lawyers,
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168 1984 or 1985. 65 Then only the
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170 3.1. Group Benefits and Enterin
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172 Aid committee work had been in
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174 Constitution at the time. The S
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176 As mentioned earlier, a person'
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178 feelings of resignation and irr
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180 together making it liable to co
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182 goals, but will not always rela
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184 a social revolution { which is
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186 groups, but upon Baader's insis
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188 might reflect badly on the publ
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190 The effectiveness of any dissen
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192 Leaving one terrorist organisat
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194 Cells and Alltonamen belong to
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196 of the relationship between the
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198 which views the justification o
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200 public interests when the dange
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202 policy must be to foster identi
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204 the government did arrive at an
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206 between projected and actual co
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208 holes in the table. A view of T
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210 and the police hierarchy that l
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212 first suspected terrorists push
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214 turn a multinational effort to
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216 7,265 to 14,073. However, these
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218 Beneath the BRA and LKAs are re
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220 response to the Munich Massacre
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222 everything th~ prison and court
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224 These changes in early 1976, al
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4. Strengths and Limitations of Cou
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228 did not hang over them. They we
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230 Preparations, on the other hand
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232 arrest of Rolf Heissler in 1979
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country and count the life, health
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236 StGB may only push terrorist sy
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238 only prevent future acti vi ty
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240 issue. The Federal Prosecutor G
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242 Ideological groups can be destr
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244 to organise their efforts accor
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246 arrested suspects. This was the
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248 ignored the order because they
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250 years were less often sentenced
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problems than it solved, because of
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254 and terrorism relationship. Bot
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256 'defence against subversion' in
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258 There is a large difference bet
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~bU indicate goals and stimulate as
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262 ground of innocent bystanders.
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264 and other activities. At that t
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266 using unbelievable amounts of e
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268 but rather develop themselves.
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270 be used if the public were conf
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272 South Yeman! Iraq and Vietnam,
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274 not. A month later, 50% had tho
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[/b or radio or television programm
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[I'd CHAPTER EIGHT: CONCLUSION The
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280 the sole option available to th
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as the person assimilated their pas
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~nprisonment. This could only bind
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286 Pre-terrorist group groups also
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elieved the benefits outweighed the
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The government assisted the rise of
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3. Practical Applications The conce
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way. They are wedded to an organisa
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prisoners and the active members, o
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298 CHRONOLCGY OF MAJOR EVENTS 2 Ju
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300 12 June 1974 (RZ): The Chilian
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5 January 1977 (RAP): Christian Kla
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304 17 November 1978 (RAP): Peter-J
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6 September 1985 (RAF): Illegal mil
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6 June 1990 (RAP): SUsanne Albrecht
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310 Alexander I Yonah, Katwan Jakov
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Boelsche, Jochen. "Das Strahlnetz s
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314 "The Logic of Terrorism: Terror
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Geronimo (pseudonym). Feuer und Fla
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"Der Verfall der Roten AImee Frakti
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Krumm, Karl-Heinz. "Terrorbekaempfu
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Passerini, Luisa. "Mythobiography i
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Verlagsgesellschaft politische Beri
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326 Sartre, Jean-Paul. Critique of
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328 , P.A. Fleming. "Terrorism and
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330 PERIODICALS Angehoerigen Info (