Sources

  1. Antiauthoritarian Manifesto of the Artistic Avant Garde (January 1961)

  2. “New Left” (October 4–5, 1962)

  3. Herbert Marcuse Denounces the Vietnam War (May 22, 1966)

  4. The “Sit-In” as a Means for Reforming the University (June 22, 1966)

  5. “Commune I” during a Discussion (1967)

  6. Victim of Police Brutality in Front of the German Opera in Berlin-Charlottenburg (June 2, 1967)

  7. The Death of Benno Ohnesorg (June 2, 1967)

  8. Social Democratic Student Association Flyer on the Death of Benno Ohnesorg (June 3, 1967)

  9. The Body of Benno Ohnesorg is Transported from West Berlin to Hanover (June 8, 1967)

  10. Rudi Dutschke Demands the Expropriation of the Springer Press Empire (July 10, 1967)

  11. Sharing a Meal in a Political Commune (1968)

  12. Poster: International Vietnam Congress (February 17–18, 1968)

  13. Rudi Dutschke at the International Vietnam Congress (February 17, 1968)

  14. The International Vietnam Conference (1968)

  15. Final Resolution of the International Vietnam Congress in West Berlin (February 18, 1968)

  16. A Demonstration following the Attempted Assassination of Rudi Dutschke (April 1968)

  17. Blockade of the Springer Publishing House in Hamburg (1968)

  18. Ulrike Meinhof Calls for a Move from Protest to Resistance (May 1968)

  19. The “Prague Spring” Comes to an End: Soviet Tanks in Prague (August 21, 1968)

  20. The “Prague Spring” Comes to an End: Woman with a Photograph of Alexander Dubček und Ludvík Svoboda (August 21, 1968)

  21. GDR Justification of the Warsaw Pact Intervention in Prague (August 21, 1968)

  22. Self-Characterization of Members of a Berlin Commune (October 7, 1968)

  23. Liberal Musings on the Character of the Generational Revolt (October 18, 1968)

  24. Uschi Obermaier and Rainer Langhans, Members of “Commune I” (1969)

  25. Fourteen Intellectuals Condemn the Dutschke Assassination Attempt (April 19, 1969)

  26. Che Guevara as Revolutionary Icon (1970–1989)

  27. A Terrorist Call to “Build up the Red Army” (June 5, 1970)

  28. Wanted Poster: Baader/Meinhof Gang (c. 1970–72)

  29. Arrest of the RAF Leadership (1972)

  30. The Example of Angela Davis (June 3–4, 1972)

  31. The West German States Declare Radicals Unfit for Public Service (January 28, 1972)

  32. A Radical Rethinks Terrorist Violence after the Murder of Chief Federal Prosecutor Siegfried Buback (April 25, 1977)

  33. “Killer War against the State”: The Kidnapping of Hanns Martin Schleyer (September 12, 1977)

  34. The Arrival of GSG 9 at Cologne/Bonn Airport (October 18, 1977)

  35. The GSG 9 Frees Hostages in Mogadishu (October 18, 1977)

  36. Funeral of RAF Members Andreas Baader, Gudrun Ensslin, and Jan-Carl Raspe (October 27, 1977)

  37. A Participant Looks Back at the Unrest in East Germany in 1968 (Retrospective Account, 2003)