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Mar. 27, 2012 - Ulrike Meinhof committed suicide in Prison: Almost one year after the beginning of the trial against leading members of the anarchist ''Beader/Meinhof group'', another member of the group has died in custody. Ulrike Meinhof (41-picture) was found dead on May 9th in her cell of the Stuttgart Stammheim prison, after she had hanged herself with a towel. On November 9th 1974, Holger Meins, also one of the leaders of the group, had died while being on hunger strike. Ulrike Meinhof was born on October 7th 1934 in Oldenburg (North Germany) Stock Photo
RME13T39–Mar. 27, 2012 - Ulrike Meinhof committed suicide in Prison: Almost one year after the beginning of the trial against leading members of the anarchist ''Beader/Meinhof group'', another member of the group has died in custody. Ulrike Meinhof (41-picture) was found dead on May 9th in her cell of the Stuttgart Stammheim prison, after she had hanged herself with a towel. On November 9th 1974, Holger Meins, also one of the leaders of the group, had died while being on hunger strike. Ulrike Meinhof was born on October 7th 1934 in Oldenburg (North Germany)
Ulrike Meinhof, one of the leaders of the gang that terrorised Germany for ten years, and committed suicide by hanging herself. With Andreas Baader she was responsible for forming the Red Army Faction. 18/10/77: Baader commits suicide. * Baader followed her example by commiting suicide in his prison cell. Stock Photo
RMG4N8BR–Ulrike Meinhof, one of the leaders of the gang that terrorised Germany for ten years, and committed suicide by hanging herself. With Andreas Baader she was responsible for forming the Red Army Faction. 18/10/77: Baader commits suicide. * Baader followed her example by commiting suicide in his prison cell.
Apr. 18, 2012 - Anarchist Ulrike Meinhof buried in Berlin: Ulrike Meinhof (Ulrike Meinhof), leading member of the German anarchist ''Baader/Meinhof'' group, who committed suicide by hanging herself with a towel in her cell of the Stuttgart-Stammheim prison on May 9th, 1976 was buried in Berlin on May 15th. About 4000 people accompanied her on her last journey. After the funeral there took place a demonstration by 45000 persons through the streets of Berlin. Photo shows the funeral of Ulrike Meinhof at the Holy Trinity Cemetery in Berlin. In the left the step-daughter of Ulrike Meinhof, 3 Stock Photo
RME14R9E–Apr. 18, 2012 - Anarchist Ulrike Meinhof buried in Berlin: Ulrike Meinhof (Ulrike Meinhof), leading member of the German anarchist ''Baader/Meinhof'' group, who committed suicide by hanging herself with a towel in her cell of the Stuttgart-Stammheim prison on May 9th, 1976 was buried in Berlin on May 15th. About 4000 people accompanied her on her last journey. After the funeral there took place a demonstration by 45000 persons through the streets of Berlin. Photo shows the funeral of Ulrike Meinhof at the Holy Trinity Cemetery in Berlin. In the left the step-daughter of Ulrike Meinhof, 3
1974 - Ulrike Meinhof committed suicide in Prison: Almost one year after the beginning of the trial against leading members of the anarchist ''Beader/Meinhof group'', another member of the group has died in custody. Ulrike Meinhof (41-picture) was found dead on May 9th in her cell of the Stuttgart Stammheim prison, after she had hanged herself with a towel. On November 9th 1974, Holger Meins, also one of the leaders of the group, had died while being on hunger strike. Ulrike Meinhof was born on October 7th 1934 in Oldenburg (North Germany). She studied philosophy, pedagogics, socilogy and Germ Stock Photo
RMFBFHWR–1974 - Ulrike Meinhof committed suicide in Prison: Almost one year after the beginning of the trial against leading members of the anarchist ''Beader/Meinhof group'', another member of the group has died in custody. Ulrike Meinhof (41-picture) was found dead on May 9th in her cell of the Stuttgart Stammheim prison, after she had hanged herself with a towel. On November 9th 1974, Holger Meins, also one of the leaders of the group, had died while being on hunger strike. Ulrike Meinhof was born on October 7th 1934 in Oldenburg (North Germany). She studied philosophy, pedagogics, socilogy and Germ
Apr. 04, 2012 - Bomb attempt in Centre of Munich: In the main subway station of Munich, the Stachus, a bomb exploded in one of the luggage lockers in the night of May 14th, 1976. The explosion brought down the ceiling of about 1200 square metres and many windows of nearby shops were smashed. No persons were injured. The police assume, that the bomb attempt is connected with the death of leader Ulrike Meinhof of the ''baader/Meinhof Group'', who had committed suicide in prison on May 9th. Photo shows a police officer searching the contents of the wrecked luggage lockers. Stock Photo
RME145HA–Apr. 04, 2012 - Bomb attempt in Centre of Munich: In the main subway station of Munich, the Stachus, a bomb exploded in one of the luggage lockers in the night of May 14th, 1976. The explosion brought down the ceiling of about 1200 square metres and many windows of nearby shops were smashed. No persons were injured. The police assume, that the bomb attempt is connected with the death of leader Ulrike Meinhof of the ''baader/Meinhof Group'', who had committed suicide in prison on May 9th. Photo shows a police officer searching the contents of the wrecked luggage lockers.
About 250 demonstrators have gathered in front of the prison in Stuttgart-Stammheim on the occasion of Ulrike Meinhof's death on the 11th of May in 1976. RAF terrorist Ulrike Meinhof committed suicide on the 5th of May in 1976. Stock Photo
RMD9WHY5–About 250 demonstrators have gathered in front of the prison in Stuttgart-Stammheim on the occasion of Ulrike Meinhof's death on the 11th of May in 1976. RAF terrorist Ulrike Meinhof committed suicide on the 5th of May in 1976.
1976 - Bomb attempt in Centre of Munich: In the main subway station of Munich, the Stachus, a bomb exploded in one of the luggage lockers in the night of May 14th, 1976. The explosion brought down the ceiling of about 1200 square metres and many windows of nearby shops were smashed. No persons were injured. The police assume, that the bomb attempt is connected with the death of leader Ulrike Meinhof of the ''baader/Meinhof Group'', who had committed suicide in prison on May 9th. Photo shows a police officer searching the contents of the wrecked luggage lockers. (Credit Image: © Keystone Pictur Stock Photo
RMFF13BX–1976 - Bomb attempt in Centre of Munich: In the main subway station of Munich, the Stachus, a bomb exploded in one of the luggage lockers in the night of May 14th, 1976. The explosion brought down the ceiling of about 1200 square metres and many windows of nearby shops were smashed. No persons were injured. The police assume, that the bomb attempt is connected with the death of leader Ulrike Meinhof of the ''baader/Meinhof Group'', who had committed suicide in prison on May 9th. Photo shows a police officer searching the contents of the wrecked luggage lockers. (Credit Image: © Keystone Pictur
1977 - Anarchist Ulrike Meinhof buried in Berlin: Ulrike Meinhof (Ulrike Meinhof), leading member of the German anarchist ''Baader/Meinhof'' group, who committed suicide by hanging herself with a towel in her cell of the Stuttgart-Stammheim prison on May 9th, 1976 was buried in Berlin on May 15th. About 4000 people accompanied her on her last journey. After the funeral there took place a demonstration by 45000 persons through the streets of Berlin. Photo shows the funeral of Ulrike Meinhof at the Holy Trinity Cemetery in Berlin. In the left the step-daughter of Ulrike Meinhof, 3. From left her Stock Photo
RMFXFMAK–1977 - Anarchist Ulrike Meinhof buried in Berlin: Ulrike Meinhof (Ulrike Meinhof), leading member of the German anarchist ''Baader/Meinhof'' group, who committed suicide by hanging herself with a towel in her cell of the Stuttgart-Stammheim prison on May 9th, 1976 was buried in Berlin on May 15th. About 4000 people accompanied her on her last journey. After the funeral there took place a demonstration by 45000 persons through the streets of Berlin. Photo shows the funeral of Ulrike Meinhof at the Holy Trinity Cemetery in Berlin. In the left the step-daughter of Ulrike Meinhof, 3. From left her
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