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Michelle G. Craske,Sachin V. Waikarowledged political unconscious for the 40-year period 1970-2010. While the novelists are not always in step with one another, they were working on a common, indeed national project, which developed over those 40 years in response to violence committed by left-wing extremists and developments in Germ

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Klaus Evertz,Ludwig Janus,Rupert Linder experience. The 68er novelists are writing about a part of themselves and their own past when they write about Baader-Meinhof. Many knew individual RAF members: Ulrike Edschmid attended Berlin’s . with Holger Meins, for instance. Uwe Timm, in contrast, studied with Benno Ohnesorg.. Günter Grass kne

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-41716-1nd filmmakers who come after him stand in his debt. Building on the film . (dir. Kluge et al., 1978), Delius made Horst Herold and Hanns-Martin Schleyer (though not Helmut Schmidt) into literary characters, elaborated what has since become the national commemorative narrative of “Mogadishu,” which s

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Klaus Evertz,Ludwig Janus,Rupert Linderst connections among established figures in politics, the professions, and even the law and the police force, is especially common. What these . also tend to share is a left-leaning detective who believes that political change for the better is both achievable and a good thing. This makes him the te

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Michelle G. Craske,Sachin V. Waikar the drama of the German Autumn, the killing of Herrhausen and Rohwedder during the tumult of reunification, and the role of the police chief Horst Herold tell us as much about Germany’s self-image as the figures and episodes that are usually excluded from the novels: Horst Mahler, Ulrich Schmücker,

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Introduction: The Baader-Meinhof Myth Machine,Germany in a bad week.. Over roughly the same period more than 3500 people lost their lives in the Troubles in Northern Ireland. In Italy between 1969 and 1983, five times as many are estimated to have died in unrest involving extreme right-wing and left-wing “terrorists.”. The leading historian of