The Red Army Faction, a Documentary History (81 page)

Möller, Christian
61
,
154
,
356
,
376

Möller, Irmgard
356
; captured (1972)
24
,
369
; trial (1976)
372
; in Stammheim prison (1977)
34
,
36
,
39
,
42
n
; Stammheim, almost killed in (1977)
41–43
,
374–376
; prison conditions (1977-1980)
93
,
120
i
,
375
; trial (1979)
103
n
,
380
; and seventh RAF prisoners' hunger strike (1979)
103–104
,
380
; on collective decisionmaking
274
; on Grußaktion
279–281
; positive views of May Paper
220–221
; on RAF prisoners
33
n
; on repression
17–18
; on youth
164

Le Monde Diplomatique
372

Moro, Aldo
313
n
,

Mossad; assassination of Ali Hassan Salameh
259
,
360
,
379
; assassination of Waddi Haddad
72
,
228
,
351
,
376

Movement to Free Jerusalem
353

Mozambique
2
,
305

Müller, Arndt
37
,
356
; trial (1980)
101
,
252
,
381

Müller, Gerhard
253
,
i
,
356
; captured (1972)
24
,
369
; crown witness
103
n
,
251–252
,
261
,
371–372

Munich Olympics hostage-taking (1972)
259

MUT corporation
295

Nabil Harb Commando
. See
2nd of June Movement: Moabit jailbreak (1978)

NADIS computer database
xxiii
,
257
,
325
. See also
computers

NAPAP (Noyaux armés pour l'autonomie populaire)
131
,
382

Nationaldemokratische Partei Deutschlands
xxiii
,
355

National People's Army (East German)
184
,
335
,
338

National Security Agency
67

National Security Council (U.S.)
193

NATO (North Atlantic Treaty Organization) 167
. See also
peace and antiwar movements;
See also
anti-imperialism;
See also
RAF ideas on: imperialism's current situation; 1982 Bonn Summit
221–223
; and counterinsurgency
173–175
,
174
n
,
178
,
197
,
301
,
311–314
; Double-Track strategy
124–125
,
221
,
281
,
311
,
375
,
381
; mentioned by 2
^nd
of June Movement
145
; mentioned by RAF and prisoners
116–118
,
178
,
193
,
197–200
,
288–289
,
301
,
306
,
314
,
335
; and political prisoners
174
,
177
,
193
,
255
,
285
,
383
; targeted by RAF
56
,
106–108
,
178–180
,
182–185
,
240
,
293–294
,
380
; targeted by Revolutionary Cells
222
,
386–387

NATO Review
(“directive against political prisoners”)
177
,
193
,
383
. See also

NATO (North Atlantic Treaty Organization): and political prisoners

Nazis, former
15–16
,
167
. See also
Federal Republic of Germany: Third Reich successor state; mentioned
18
n
,
266
,
273
,
277
,
331
; Walter Becher
300
n
; Hans Filbinger
349
; Karl Schiller
360
; Hanns Martin Schleyer
38
–39,
,
i
; Friedrich Zimmermann
266

neocolonialism 122
. See also
RAF ideas on: neocolonialism; antiterrorist consensus
47
n
,
71–72
,
247
,
258–260
,
295
n
,
378–379

neoliberalism
147
,
198
,
242

Newerla, Armin
37
,
357
; trial (1980)
101
,
252
,
381

New Jewel Movement
123

news media
86–87
,
127
n
,
257
,
270
n
,
300–301
,
332
. See also
Springer Press;
See also
§88a;
See also
psychological warfare;
See also
Spiegel;
See also
censorship

New Statesman
177

Nicaragua
123
,
304–305
,
380
,
383

Nicolai, Regina
357
; detained in Czechoslovakia (1978)
68–69
,
377
; captured and extradited (1980)
129–131
,
382

nihilists (Belgian)
107

NOCS
313
n
,

North American anti-imperialist left
171

North Atlantic Treaty Organization
. See
NATO (North Atlantic Treaty Organization)

Northern Ireland
62
n
,
178
; hunger strikes (1980, 1981)
176
,
384
; mentioned by RAF and prisoners
115
,
193
,
200–201
; political prisoners
174
,
176
,
384

North-South Commission
308

Noyaux armés pour l'autonomie populaire (Armed Nuclei For Popular Autonomy)
131
,
382

nuclear power
76–77
. See also
antinuclear movement

nuclear war
117
n
,
124
. See also
peace and antiwar movements; discussed by 2nd of June Movement
139
,
146
; fears of
125
,
139
,
146
,
179
,
197
,
240
,
309
,
314
,
340
; mentioned by RAF and prisoners
117
,
197–198
,
237
,
240
,
309
,
314
,
340

O'Hara, Patsy
174
,
i
,
176
,
357
; name taken by RAF Commando
295

Ohnesorg, Benno
17–18
,
357
,
366
. See also
Geus, Friedrich (Judge)

oil shock (1973)
76

oil shock (1979)
122–123
,
379
,
381

OLG (Oberlandesgericht)
xxiii

OPEC (Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries)
xxiv
,
76
. See also
Revolutionary Cells: OPEC raid in Vienna (1975)

Operation Eichhörnchen
228

Operation Zauber
231

Oriach, Frédéric
131
,
357
,
382

Otto, Roland
58
,
357

ÖTV (Public Service, Transport, and Communication Union)
xxiv

Oxfort, Hermann
59
,
357

Pakistan
123

Palestine and Palestinians
227
,
260
. See also
PFLP (Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine);
See also
PLO (Palestine Liberation Organization);
See also
Lebanon;
See also
RAF: trip to Jordan (1970);
See also
PFLP (EO) [Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine (External Operations)];
See also
PFLP (Special Command); mentioned by RAF
115
,
118
,
195
,
304
,
338
; solidarity with
60
,
171
,
188

Palestine Information Agency (Informationsstelle Palästina)
260

Palmers, Walter
59
,
i
–61,
357
,
375
. See also
2nd of June Movement: Palmers kidnapping (1977)

Paraguay
380
,
383

Pauli, Walter
58
,
357

peace and antiwar movements
125–127
,
179
. See also
Bremen riots (1980);
See also
protests: Bush visit to Krefeld (1983);
See also
protests: Reagan visit (1982); and anti-imps
172–173
,
178–179
,
224
; conflicts with Autonomen and anti-imps
185
,
224
,
227
,
281–285
,
387
; Coordinating Committee
xxi
,
185
,
227
,
281–282
; and East Bloc
218
,
340
; and Green Party
223
,
272
,
281
; and RAF
184
,
336

Peace Congress (West Berlin, 1981)
185

People's Democratic Republic of Yemen
3
,
9–10
; and Lorenz kidnapping (1975)
57
,
371
; and Mogadishu skyjacking (1977)
40
,
47
,
i
; as rear base area
23
,
49
,
51
,
59
,
62
n
,
104
,
204
,
228
; mentioned by RAF
307

Persia
. See
Iran

PFLP (EO) [Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine (External Operations)] xxiv,
5
,
13
,
23
,
49
,
228
. See also
Entebbe/Air France skyjacking (1976);
See also
Mogadishu/Lufthansa skyjacking (1977); Carlos and OPEC raid (1975)
71–72
; and RAF
23
,
49
,
260
; and Revolutionary Cells
71–73
; and 2nd of June Movement
59
; successor groups
xxiv
,
129
,
260
,
376

PFLP (Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine)
xxiv

PFLP (Special Command)
xxiv
,
260
,
376
. See also
Dschihad, Chalid

Philippines
122

PIOS computer database
xxiv
,
257
. See also
computers

Pitsch, Reinhard
60
–61,
,
i
,
358
,
375

Plambeck, Helmut (Judge)
252
n
,

Plambeck, Juliane
132
,
i
,
358
. See also
2
^nd
of June Movement: joins RAF; captured (1975)
58
; escape from prison (1976)
58–59
,
372
; dies in car accident (1980)
133
,
150
,
382
; anti-imperialist politics and decision to join RAF
64
n
,
131–132

PLO (Palestine Liberation Organization)
xxiv
; and antiterrorist consensus
71–72
,
258–260
,
378–379
; and CIA
260
; and RAF
258–260
. See also
RAF: trip to Jordan (1970); prisoners
269

Pohle, Rolf
57
n
,
371

Pohl, Gisela
101
n
,
358

Pohl, Helmut
210
,
358
; joins RAF (1970)
334
; captured (1974)
35
n
,
369
; in Stammheim (1977)
35–36
; released (1979)
127
,
380
; captured (1984)
286
,
388
; on collective responsibility thesis
251
; on Entebbe skyjacking
73
; visit to GDR
337–339
; interview with Frankfurter Rundschau (1991)
333–344
; and May Paper
220
; on relationship with East
178–179
,
183–184
,
333–340
; on RAF dropouts
135
,
334
,
341
; on RAF strategy
21

Pohrt, Wolfgang
269
,
358

Political Trials Working Group
. See
Arbeitskreis politische Prozesse (APG)

Ponto, Jürgen
36
,
358
,
373
. See also
RAF: Ponto assassination (1977)

Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine
xxiv

Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine (External Operations)
. See
PFLP (EO) [Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine (External Operations)]

Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine (Special Command)
xxiv
,
260
,
376
. See also
Dschihad, Chalid

population control and eugenics (targeted)
172
,
210
,
275

post-structuralism
214

Presidential Directive 59 124

Prieß, Rosemarie
97
,
358
,
374