Titlebook: Ulrike Meinhof and the Red Army Faction; Performing Terrorism Leith Passmore Book 2011 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Nature America Inc

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Where Words Fail,ty to convey the meaning she intended.. These prison texts were the final throes of her attempt to reconcile the tension between her criticism and skepticism of available means of communication and her employment of them. Far from being resolved in May 1970, this tension was a constant in Meinhof’s

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The Art of Hunger,rt, had grown both sick and tired.. The hunger strike declaration from February 1989 combined familiar demands with a new tone of desperation and a recognition of the physical toll the campaign of selfstarvation had taken: “We have embarked on nine hunger strikes, two prisoners have died as a result

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Show, Trial, and Error,the “show trials.” . Berlin was a show trial, as was Zweibrücken before it and Frankfurt after it, just not in the sense intended by the lawyer. The trial in Stammheim, however, was the biggest show in town. The Stuttgart suburb of Stammheim has become synonymous with the RAF. It is shorthand for th

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Conclusion,r the student movement in the 1960s, she harbored doubts about her ability to convey her message. In 1970 she entered the underground at the height of her journalistic powers, transforming her renown as a writer, radio commentator, television personality, and filmmaker into an equal measure of infam

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