Red Army Faction
Britishnoun
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The Red Army Faction, originally known as the Baader-Meinhof gang, was Germany’s most infamous postwar terrorist group.
From New York Times
The Red Army Faction, which emerged from German student protests against the Vietnam War, killed 34 people and injured hundreds.
From Seattle Times
Klette is one of three former Red Army Faction members whom police have been seeking for years.
From Seattle Times
The police say they believe she was a guerrilla with the Red Army Faction, originally know as the Baader-Meinhof gang, Germany’s most infamous postwar terrorist group.
From New York Times
Tabloid headlines about "RAF Rentner" or in English - the "Red Army Faction pensioners" - make the robberies between 1999 and 2016 sound like a TV sitcom about an elderly grandma on the run.
From BBC
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