The Red Army Faction, a Documentary History (83 page)

RAF prisoners
. See also
Geneva Convention (strategy);
See also
prison conditions;
See also
isolation torture;
See also
support scene: and prisoners; first and second hunger strikes (1973)
369
; third hunger strike (1974-5)
26–27
,
138
,
142
,
369
; interview with Spiegel (1975)
370
; fourth hunger strike (1977)
33–35
,
373
; fifth hunger strike (1977)
36–38
,
374
; sixth hunger strike (1978)
94
,
112–113
,
376
; seventh hunger strike (1979)
102–104
,
108
,
114–115
,
119
,
380
; eighth hunger strike (1981)
152–159
,
192–196
,
384
; women's hunger strike at Lübeck-Lauerhof (1980)
151
,
381–382
; ninth hunger strike (1984-1985)
292
,
295
,
388
; tenth hunger strike (1989)
343–344
; association
26
,
33–34
,
36
,
93–94
,
103
,
113
,
115
,
159
,
176
,
188
,
190
,
192
,
253
,
271
,
278
,
285
,
369
,
373
,
375–376
,
380
,
384
; association versus integration
26
,
261
n
,
369
; and crown witnesses/informants
184
,
231
,
251–253
,
336
,
371–372
,
385
; and medical professionals
93
,
95
,
154
,
158
,
329
,
384
; and Vollmer-Walser proposal (1988)
342
; at Celle
215–216
,
229
,
278
; in France
130–131
,
382
; in Holland
94
,
376
,
378
; in Switzerland
154
; negative views of May Paper
215–216
; positive views of May Paper
220–221
; importance to RAF
200
,
232–233
,
246
,
298
,
303
; relationship to RAF
33
n
,
343–344

RAF trials
. See also
lawyers, attacks on;
See also
repression, judicial; Baader- Ensslin-Meinhof-Raspe (1976-1977)
xv
,
30
,
250
,
365
,
373
; Becker (1977)
375
; Becker (2012)
xviii–xix
; Boock (1984)
264–266
,
268–269
,
388
; Boock (1986)
268
,
328
; Folkerts (1980)
151–152
,
230
; Grashof (1972)
368
; Heißler (1982)
269
n
,
386
; Hofmann (1981-1982)
188
,
250–251
,
385
,
386
; Hofmann (1995)
341
n
; Klar-Mohnhaupt (1984)
286
,
297–313
,
388
; Möller-Braun (1979)
103
n
; Schneider-Wackernagel (1980)
152
; Sonnenberg (1978)
35
; Speitel (1979)
55
n
,
250
; Wagner (1980)
110
; Wisniewski (1980-1981)
152
,
250
,
385

Raging Panther Aunties
18

Ramírez Sánchez, Ilich
71–73
,
347

Ramstein Airbase
. See
RAF: attack against USAFE Ramstein (1981)

Rapid Deployment Forces
xxiv
,
306
n
,
309

Rasch, Wilfried
95

Raspe, Jan-Carl
41
,
i
,
358
; captured (1972)
24
,
369
; interviewed by Spiegel (1975)
370
; release demanded by Entebbe skyjackers (1976)
372
; Stammheim trial (1976-1977)
30
,
250
,
365
,
373
; in Stammheim prison (1977)
34
,
36
,
39
; death in Stammheim (1977)
38
,
41
,
45
,
374
. See also
Stammheim deaths (1977); mentioned by Brigitte Mohnhaupt
315

Rattay, Klaus-Jürgen
207–208
,
359
,
385
; mentioned by RAF
288

Rauch, Georg von
367

RDF (Rapid Deployment Forces)
xxiv
,
306
n
,
309

Reagan, Ronald
122
,
173
,
179
,
359
,
383
,
387
; 1982 visit to FRG and West Berlin
221–223
,
225–226
,
386

rear base areas
22–23

Rebmann, Kurt
134
,
284
,
359
; during ‘77 offensive
36–37
,
299–300
; mentioned by RAF
150
,
299–300
,
314
; on capture of Christian Klar
229
; on Grußaktion
279
; opposition to relaxed conditions for defectors
265
,
269
,
331

Red Aid
86
,
i
,
133
,
368

Red Brigades
4
,
12
n
,
270
,
313
n
; mentioned by RAF prisoners
195

Regarding the Armed Struggle in West Europe (1971)
xv
,
367

Reiche, Anne (Annerose)
57
,
i
,
278
; hunger strike (1980)
151
,
381

Reinders, Ralf
57
,
i
,
359
; captured (1975)
58
; release demanded by Entebbe skyjackers (1976)
372
; Lorenz- Drenkmann trial (1978-1979)
64
,
377
; Regarding the Alleged Dissolution of the 2nd of June Movement (1980)
132
,
140–149
; mentioned
138
,
140
; social revolutionary politics
64
n
,

repression
. See also
§129a: used against alleged supporters;
See also
co-optation/ recuperation;
See also
repression, judicial;
See also
counterinsurgency;
See also
BKA (Bundeskriminalamt);
See also
computers;
See also
repression and movement dynamics; emergency legislation
313
; mentioned by RAF and prisoners
17–18
,
194
,
201–203
; pre-emptive
223
,
256–257

repression and movement dynamics
227
n
; carrot and stick
114
,
208
,
269
n. See also
resocialization; discourages activity
127–128
,
226–227
,
283
; provokes activity
17–18
,
79–80
,
86–87
,
212–213
,
227
n
,
241
,
253
,
284–285
. See also
RAF ideas on: the rupture in the metropole

repression, judicial
. See also
resocialization;
See also
§129a: used against alleged supporters;
See also
RAF trials; aboveground RAF thesis
187–188
,
190
,
201–202
,
207
i
,
209
,
276
; collective responsibility thesis
250–251
,
266
,
268
. See also
RAF ideas on: collective responsibility; crown witnesses
230
,
251–252
,
371–372
; hard core thesis
343
; ringleader thesis
127
n
,
250
; trial conditions
29
,
322–323
,
326
,
370

resocialization
114
,
261–266
,
269
n
,
271
,
281
,
331

Revolutionärer Zorn
70
,
216

Revolutionary Cells
xxiv
,
69–70
. See also
Rote Zora;
See also
Revolutionary Feminist Cells; OPEC raid in Vienna (1975)
61
n
,
71–72
,
267
; attack on U.S. Army in Frankfurt (1976)
32
; Air France skyjacking (1976, Entebbe)
72–74
,
82
,
372
; bombings leading up to Reagan visit (1982)
222
,
386
; other attacks (1973-1984)
70
,
179
,
209–210
,
352
,
369
,
374
; and anti-imperialism
64
,
71
; and antinuclear movement
81–82
,
381
; and Autonomen
168–169
; and post-structuralism
214
; and Tauras-Dorff Group
51
; compared to RAF
70
,
168–169
,
191
,
210–211
,
213
,
215–216
,
293
; international wing
5
,
71–74
,
267
,
364
; mentioned by 2nd of June Movement
147
; targeted
174
,
188
; The Dogs Are Barking and the Caravan Moves On (1977) and The Dogs Always Bark (1978)
267

Revolutionary Feminist Cells
170

Rieck, Horst
367

Ritzmann, Olaf
288
n
,
382

Roaming Hash Rebels
18

Rohwedder, Detlev Karsten
343
n
,

Roll, Carmen
105
,
359

Rollnik, Gabriele
96
,
i
,
359
; captured (1975)
58
; escape from prison (1976)
58–59
,
372
; captured (1978)
67
,
377
; anti-imperialist politics
64
n
,
66
; in prison
67–68
,
103–104
,
380
; on RAF and 2nd of June Movement
131
n
; response to Dissolution Statement
132
; support from mother
153

Rommel, Manfred
45

Rood Verzetsfront (Red Resistance Front)
xxiv
,
94

Roos, Helga
187
,
i
,
359
; dpa occupation (1978)
97
n
; charged for attack against Kroesen (1981)
188
,
201
,
385
; hunger strike (1982)
188
; conviction (1983)
276
,
284
,
387
; mentioned by RAF
201
; psychiatrization
190

Rössner, Bernd
28
,
278–279
,
359
,
371

Rote Hilfe
86
,
i
,
133
,
368

Rote Zora
70–71
,
170
,
275
. See also
militant women's movement

Roth, Karl-Heinz
58
,
360

Ruhland, Karl-Heinz
251–252
,
360

Russell Tribunal on Civil Liberties in West Germany
98
,
i
,
100–101
,
376
,
379
; conclusions
319–327
; opposition to
98
,
100

Russell Tribunal, Second
98

Salameh, Ali Hassan
258–260
,
259
i
,
360
,
379

SALT II
124
,
381

Sandinistas
123
,
304–305
,
380
,
383

Sartre, Jean-Paul
31
,
267
,
307

Sauber, Werner
56–58
,
57
i
,
360

Saudi Arabia
71
,
123
,
312

Scheel, Walter
44
,
255
,
301
,
360
,
375

Scheer, Jens
80–81
n
,

Scheicher (Bonn Security Group)
67

Schelm, Petra
22
,
360
,
368

Schiller, Karl
307
,
360

Schiller, Margrit
360
; captured (1974)
35
n
,
369
; force-feeding
36–37

Schily, Otto
88
,
360

Schleyer, Hanns Martin
38
–39,
,
i
,
301
,
312
,
360
,
374
. See also
RAF: kidnapping of Hanns Martin Schleyer (1977); executed
43
,
375

Schmid, Norbert
372

Schmidt, Helmut
39
,
i
,
77
i
,
121
i
,
361
,
383
. See also
Social-Liberal Schmidt- Genscher Government (1974-1983); antiterrorist grandstanding
27
,
254
; during ‘77 offensive
45
,
299
; economic program
76–77
; on Green Party
88
; mentioned by RAF
150
,
199
,
247–248
,
299