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Hearts and Minds: The Antiwar Movement, Violence, and the Critical Mass
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Deadly Abstraction: The Red Army Faction and the Politics of Murder
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Agents of Necessity: Weatherman, the Red Army Faction, and the Turn to Violence
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Democratic Intolerance: The Red Army Faction and the West German State
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The Importance of Being Militant: The Days of Rage and Their Critics
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The Excesses and Limits of Revolutionary Violence
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Agents of Necessity: Weatherman, the Red Army Faction, and the Turn to Violence
Published in Bringing the War Home (31-03-2004)“…To describe how one became a Weatherman, Bernardine Dohrn is reported to have said: “One day you’ll wake up and look out your window. And there, on your front…”
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Hearts and Minds: The Antiwar Movement, Violence, and the Critical Mass
Published in Bringing the War Home (31-03-2004)“…While Weatherman was attempting to fashion itself into a revolutionary vanguard by fighting in the streets and planning for sabotage, other activists were…”
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The Importance of Being Militant: The Days of Rage and Their Critics
Published in Bringing the War Home (31-03-2004)“…Until the Days of Rage, Weatherman existed primarily as an analysis, an impulse, a promise, and a threat. The group proclaimed action to be the great…”
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Deadly Abstraction: The Red Army Faction and the Politics of Murder
Published in Bringing the War Home (31-03-2004)“…Over the course of the 1970s, what turned out to be West Germany’s only war—that between the Federal Republic and self-styled “urban guerrillas” seeking its…”
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Democratic Intolerance: The Red Army Faction and the West German State
Published in Bringing the War Home (31-03-2004)“…For the government of the Federal Republic, the RAF was an intolerable threat and had to be eliminated at all costs. This entailed laws that made support for…”
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Conclusion
Published in Bringing the War Home (31-03-2004)“…Jean-Paul Sartre described the animating spirit of the 1960s as the liberation of the sense of the possible, captured by the French students of May ’68 in the…”
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