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mentioned by RAF 120, 154, 155, 158
pardoned 307
trial (1972) 113, 589
use in psychological warfare 113, 118, 158, 351
Runau, Heinz 219
Salazar (dictator) 179, 427. See also Portugal
Sanders, Heike 582
Santiago de Chile conference (1972) 210
Sartre, Jean-Paul 108, 388, 459, 526, 595
SAS (Special Air Service) 193
Saudi Arabia 209, 439, 484
SAVAK 32
Sayeret Mat’kal 193
Scarton, Frank 617
Schaap, William 597
Scharf, Kurt 459, 532
Schauer, Helmut 444
Scheel, Walter 41, 574, 584. See also Social-Liberal Brandt-Scheel Government (1969-1974)
mentioned by RAF 131, 232, 600
speech at Schleyer’s funeral 525
Schelm, Petra 107, 115, 574
death mentioned by RAF 123, 165, 183, 233, 589
killed by police (1971) 107, 587
Schiller, Karl 29, 574. See also Grand Coalition
mentioned by RAF 102, 134
Schiller, Margrit 574
captured (1971) 108, 110, 588
captured (1974) 325–326, 594
force-feeding 259
lawyer’s offices bombed 348, 601
release demanded 339
underground (before Oct. 1971) 108, 587
returns underground (1973) 110, 593
Schily, Otto 246, 247, 575
attacks on 266
criticized by Baader 249, 320
on Buback assassination 470
Committees Against Torture 245
Green Party 247
convinces Katharina Hammerschmidt to surrender 171, 591
on Meinhof’s death 382
Minister of the Interior (1998) 247, 626
prevented from attending Ruhland’s trial 154
SDP 247
on Stammheim deaths 608
Stammheim trial 345, 353, 598, 603, 604
Schleyer, Eberhard 608
Schleyer, Hanns Martin 477, 575, 610. See also RAF (Red Army Faction): kidnapping of Hanns Martin Schleyer (1977)
executed 486, 507, 608
family 485
funeral 525
kidnapped 476–477, 478, 508, 532, 533, 607
letters while held captive 481
mentioned by George Jackson Brigade 524
mentioned by RAF 478, 498–502
mentioned by SAWIO 505
videotape while held captive 484
Schlöndorff, Volker 610
Schmid, Norbert 110, 172, 352, 575, 588, 600
Schmidt, Helmut 575, 627. See also Social-Liberal Schmidt-Genscher Government (1974-1982)
on Buback 491
Chancellor 344
on Lorenz kidnapping 331
lurch to the right 525, 540
mentioned by RAF 228, 312, 372, 416, 491, 499, 501, 507, 600
New Year’s speech (1975) 312
Schleyer kidnapping (1977) 480
SDS 23
Stockholm Embassy Occupation (1975) 333, 335
Schmidt, Olivier 453
Schmitz, Sabine 473, 575, 605
Schnabel, Ernst 247
Schneider, Gerd 527–528, 575, 609, 613
Scholze, Uli 59, 60, 575, 585
Scholz, Rupert 627
Schoner, Herbert 112, 172, 352, 588
Schreiber, Manfred 231, 233
Schröder, Gerhard (CDU) 147
Schröder, Gerhard (SPD) 256, 625
Schrübbers, Hubert 116
Schubert, Ingrid 54, 575
captured (1970) 59, 59–60, 585
death in Munich-Stadeheim (1977) 520, 528, 609
library break-out 54
on Meinhof’s death 383
release demanded 339, 440, 498, 505
trial (1971) 60–62, 64, 586
Schulz, Adelheid 526-527, 575, 612
Boock’s Lies (1988) 527
captured (1982) 615
force-feeding 259
killings at Dutch border (1978) 530, 611
pardoned (2002) 626
prison 624
released (1998) 625
split in the RAF 623
trial (1985) 617
trial (1995) 620, 624
Schumann, Jürgen 485, 575
Schwan, A. 155
Schwarze Hilfe. See Black Aid
Schwarzer, Alice 445–446
SDS (Sozialistischer Deutscher Studentenbund) 23, 579. See also youth culture (1960s-70s)
See also APO (Außerparlamentarische Opposition)
move to the left (1958-64) 23, 24, 27
purged from SPD (1961) 24, 579
role in APO (1964-70) 28, 33, 579
protest against Moise Tschombe (1964) 27–28
expels K.1 commune (1967) 580
dissolution (1970) 44, 584
anti-Zionism 34, 553
guerilla 35, 48, 581
Dierck Hoff 352, 422
konkret 26
Horst Mahler 39
Ulrike Meinhof 26, 53
mentioned by Thorwald Proll 69, 78
mentioned by RAF 90
Otto Schily 247
structure 33
women 31, 42, 53, 444, 582–583
Seale, Bobby 418
Seckendorff, Ekkehard von 614, 620, 620–621
Second International 379, 427
2nd of June Movement 46, 110, 439, 472, 574, 587, 588, 599, 602, 605, 613
bombing of Berlin LKA (1972) 114, 589
Drenkmann assassination (1974) 258, 262–263, 264–265, 313–314, 327, 459, 595
Lorenz kidnapping (1975) 335, 337, 349, 377, 454, 460, 462, 479, 480, 596, 605
Palmers kidnapping (1977) 523, 609
and the Blues 588
denouncing reactionary attacks 349, 376–377, 380, 599
prisoners 242–243, 254, 470, 594, 604
and RAF 51–52, 52, 171, 264, 327, 332, 380, 380–381, 523, 527, 609, 613
Roaming Hash Rebels 46, 588
and Rote Ruhr Armee 588
and Tupamaros 157, 171, 588
and women’s movement 536
SED (Socialist Unity Party) 4, 17–18, 246. See also German Democratic Republic (East Germany)
Seiters, Rudolph 623
Semler, Christian 33
Senegal 66
Senghor, Léopold Sédar 66
sexism
counterinsurgency 171, 387, 535
on the left 42, 51, 444, 582–583
Shah of Iran (Pahlavi) 31, 211
mentioned by RAF 124, 125, 211
visit to West Berlin (1967) 31–32, 34, 124, 125, 580
SHB (Sozialdemokratischer Hochschulbund) 23–24
Shuller (federal prosecutor) 526
Sidki (president) 233
Siemens 618
Siepmann, Eckhard 31
Siepmann, Ingrid 328, 575, 596
Sigrist, Christian 166, 249
Sino-Soviet split 28, 424, 434
Sippel, Fritz 600
Sirhan, Sirhan 192
Six Day War 34, 206, 551–552, 580–581
New Left reaction 34, 553
West German reaction 34, 207, 552–553
skyjackings 194, 332
Air France/Entebbe (1976) 439–441, 504, 559, 561
Dawson’s Field (1970) 56, 559, 584
Istanbul airport (1976) 481
Lufthansa (1972) 191, 592
Lufthansa/Mogadishu (1977) 481–485, 515, 529, 559, 561
Sabena/Lod airport (1972) 188, 231
Socialist Lawyers Collective
Hamburg 247
Stuttgart 246
West Berlin 39, 246
Socialist Reich Party 20
Socialist Student Initiative 264
Social-Liberal Brandt-Scheel Government (1969-1974) 41–42, 115, 116, 584, 589, 594. See also amnesty (1970)
See also Foreigners Act
menti
oned by RAF 88, 101, 128, 148–149, 214, 225–226, 228–229, 229–230, 233, 234, 414, 424, 433
Social-Liberal Schmidt-Genscher Government (1974-1982) 433, 449, 454, 594. See also Schmidt, Helmut
lurch to the right 525, 540
mentioned by RAF 424
Society for the Promotion of Socialism (SF) 24, 579
Söhnlein, Horst 48–49, 50, 575, 582, 583
Soledad Brothers 199
Somalia 484, 485, 505, 563, 608
Sonnenberg, Günter 576
Boock’s Lies (1988) 527
Buback assassination 470
captured (1977) 472, 605
Committees Against Torture 253
released (1992) 621, 622
release demanded 498, 505, 610, 612, 614
trial (1979) 610
South Africa 11, 132, 474, 503
Southern Fighting Group of the “RAF” 349
Soviet Union 28, 485, 621. See also Sino-Soviet split
See also KPD (Kommunistische Partei Deutschlands) [pro-Soviet]
See also DKP (Deutsche Kommunistische Partei)
mentioned by RAF 88, 308–309, 405–406
occupation of Germany 4, 17
Sowa, Werner 596
Sozialistische Hochschulinitiative 264
Sozialistisches Büro 199–200, 440, 583. See also Angela Davis Congress (1972)
Anti-Repression Conference (1976) 442, 601
Spain 125, 183
prison amnesty movement (1977) 489
Spangenberg, Henning 595
Spartacus Youth 140
SPD (Sozialdemokratische Partei Deutschlands) 63, 312, 525. See also Social-Liberal Schmidt-Genscher Government (1974-1982)
See also Social-Liberal Brandt-Scheel Government (1969-1974)
See also Brandt, Willy
See also Schmidt, Helmut
abortion rights 447
anti-rearmement movement 20, 21–22
benefits from collapse of APO 433
and Citizens Initiatives 448, 449
class base 9, 10, 29
functionaries mentioned by RAF 81, 88, 134, 147, 181, 233, 303, 322
Grand Coalition 29, 38
Hans-Christian Ströbele 246
mentioned by RAF 102, 126, 148–149, 225, 228–229, 229–230, 275, 305, 379, 418, 427, 533
movement against nuclear weapons (1950s) 23
Otto Schily 247
repression 237–238, 265–266, 267, 418, 533
and SDS 23–24, 579
Zionism 552
Speitel, Angelika 514, 527, 576, 607
captured (1978) 529, 611
Ponto assassination 474, 606
Speitel, Volker 475, 576
arrested (1977) 608
informant 514–515, 613
trial (1978) 611
Spiegel
abortion rights campaign 446
on Entebbe 440
mentioned by RAF 83–84, 155, 313
and RAF 54, 65, 118, 350, 557, 588, 605, 622
on rearmement 11
“Wir waren in den Durststreik treten” interview 300–323, 346, 596
Zionism 553
SPK (Socialistiches Patientenkollektiv) 108, 517, 584, 587
and Committees Against Torture 245
and RAF 108, 114, 118, 171, 172, 250, 325, 332, 337, 351, 587
mentioned by RAF 147, 401
spontis 43, 169, 435–436
attitude towards antinuclear movement 450
anti-Zionism 553
Meinhof demonstration (1976) 389, 441–442, 600
attitude towards RAF 201, 326, 435–436, 456, 534–535
mentioned by RAF 464
third RAF hunger strike (1974-75) 254, 257, 264–265
Tunix (1978) 538
Spranger, Dietrich 532
Springer, Axel 576
Springer Press 33, 581. See also APO (Außerparlamentarische Opposition): anti-Springer campaign
and Heinrich Böll 112, 532, 589
anticommunism 33–34, 36, 581
bombed by RAF 165, 177, 179, 180. See also RAF (Red Army Faction): attack on Springer Building (1972)
mentioned by RAF 71, 83, 86, 93, 99, 101, 103, 146, 150–151, 206, 207, 232, 235, 274, 303
on the RAF 112, 586
Zionism 207, 552, 552–553
Springer Tribunal 581
squats 147, 184, 333, 460
Frankfurt 435, 436
Hamburg 435, 474
Hannover 148
Kassel 148
Stachowiak, Ilse 59, 576, 585
captured (1971) 64, 586
captured (1974) 325–326, 594
release demanded 339
Stahl, Alexander von 623
Stahl, Wolfgang 333, 339
Stammheim (book) xx
Stammheim deaths 113, 511–512
Baader’s autopsy 514
communication theory 515–516
demand for inquiry 528, 610
“discoveries” in cells 516, 519
Ensslin’s autopsy 515
flight to Mogadishu theory 516
gunsmuggling theory 513–514, 514–515
historiography 512–513
International Investigatory Commission into the Death of Ulrike Meinhof 519
Irmgard Möller 517–518
predicted by prisoners 518–519
Raspe’s autopsy 514
“suicide=murder” theory 511, 516–517
Stammheim (film) 618
Stammheim trial (1976-77) 471, 595, 598, 599, 600, 603, 604
attacks on lawyers 341, 346, 419–421, 597, 598, 604
mentioned by prisoners 413–416, 416, 418–424, 428, 429
mentioned by RAF 490–491
psychological warfare 350–351, 352–353, 388, 422
special building 302, 351
special legislation 267, 345–346, 418–419
The Nature of the Stammheim Trial (1975) 372–375
Standard Oil 4
Stasi 4, 58. See also RAF (Red Army Faction): and GDR; Klaus Croissant 246
and RAF 58–59, 619
Staub, Ernst Volker 616, 626
Steinmetz, Klaus 623
Stephenson, Hugh 129
Stern 525
abortion rights 446
mentioned by RAF 184, 232, 412
Sternebeck, Sigrid 527, 576
arrested (1990) 620
in the GDR 614
Hamburg squats 435
Ponto assassination 474, 606
trial (1992) 622
Stiftung Deutsche Sporthilfe 225
Stoll, Willi-Peter 527, 576, 605
killed by police (1978) 529, 611
Strasburg Human Rights Commission 495
Strategic Defense Initiative 618
Strauß, Franz Josef 576
Grand Coalition 29
mentioned by RAF 101, 102, 104, 228, 229–230, 305
sues Ulrike Meinhof (1961) 41
strikes 16
postwar strikewave for nationalization (1940s) 20
September strikes (1969) 147, 584
chemical industry (1971) 128, 133–139, 183
September 1973 459–460
steel and auto industries (1973) 593
Ströbele-Gregor, Juliana 345
Ströbele, Hans-Christian 576, 623
Alternative List 246
attacks on 345, 346, 419, 595, 597, 598, 603, 608
Commmittees Against Torture 245
Green Party 246
Socialist Lawyers Collective 246
SPD 246
student movement 33, 34, 44, 117, 582. See also SDS (Sozialistischer Deutscher Studentenbund)
See also APO (Außerparlamentarische Opposition)
See also youth culture (1960s-70s)
mentioned by RAF 89–92, 92, 97, 103, 226, 406
Sturm, Beate 59, 60, 576, 585
after RAF 118, 161
captured (1970) 60
on Holger Meins 262–263
mentioned b
y RAF 118, 155
Stuttgarter Zeitung 12
Stuttgart Supreme Court 304
Sudan 192
Süddeutsche Zeitung 379, 453, 533
support scene 108, 120, 188, 244–245, 248, 311–313, 326–327, 598, 604. See also protests: death of Holger Meins (1974)
See also protests: death of Ulrike Meinhof (1976)
See also protests: Stammheim deaths (1977)
See also Committees Against Torture
Mahler, Schubert, Goergens trial (1971) 63
May Offensive (1972) 164
during first hunger strike (1973) 277
during third hunger strike (1974-5) 257–258
DPA occupation (1978) 611
anti-imperialist Front (1980s) 615, 616, 618
attacks on 248, 344–345, 508–509
focus on prisoners 343–344, 450–451
Zusammen Kämpfen 616, 617, 618, 620
Sweden 57, 319, 427
Stockholm Embassy Occupation 332–336, 339–340, 386, 597
Switzerland 440
Schleyer manhunt 501, 508
weapons smuggling (Haag-von Dyck) 337, 597
Zurich bank robbery 613
Symbionese Liberation Army 360
Syndicat de la Magistrature 522, 526
Syria 191, 209
Six Day War 34, 551–552, 580–581
Tagesschau 478, 499
tageszeitung 539
Taufer, Lutz 576, 623
Committees Against Torture 253
konkret interview (1992) 622
prison 605
released (1995) 624
Stockholm Embassy Occupation 334
trial (1976-77) 600, 606
taz 539
Technical Institute of Criminology (Stuttgart) 383
Technical University in Hannover 460
Technical University in West Berlin 581
Tel, Wasfi 188
Teufel, Fritz 49, 440, 576, 580
Teuns, Sjef 249
Thimme, Johannes 472–473, 576, 605, 617
Third International 309
Third Reich 3, 19, 188, 477. See also Holocaust
See also Nazis, former
antifascist resistance to 19
mentioned by RAF 225, 308–309, 374, 425, 544–547
30 Questions to a Tupamaro 122, 153
Thoene, Thomas 621
Thomas, Gary P. 601
Tichler, Anton 599
Tietmeyer, Hans 619
Tilgener, Brigitte 602
Time magazine 331
Toller, Ernst 67
Tolmein, Oliver 528
Tommy Weissbecker House 114
trade unions 9–10, 20, 22–23. See also strikes
See also co-management
anticommunism 36
anti-RAF statements 169
mentioned by RAF 127, 128, 133–139, 149
Traube, Klaus 421
Treaty of Paris 22, 415
Treuhandstalt 621
Truman Doctrine 5
Tschombe, Moise 27, 579
Tübingen University 384
Tunisia 212
Tunix 538–540, 610
Tupamaros (West German) 157. See also Roaming Hash Rebels
See also Blues, the