bada the whole red army faction and the goldstone that was yelling. to sing the national. a sixteen year old student from stuttgart was also there and was filed was a member of a christian democrat youth group you know me as a city official told me that if the government had a file on me i shouldn t go if i wanted to get ahead in my career. gay down here in your thought is camp to particularly close out on the sympathizers. many school and university students and teachers were suspected of supporting the r.f. there was a lot of suspicion on both sides many of the sympathizers believed the state could not guarantee a free trial. and there was another hunger strike. when the defendants appeared in court for the first time they seemed to be in poor health. their weight is
the defendant said a lot that you couldn t understand when you were stunned when i saw how mind of went out on the stroke of the concrete wall with a hand that. i almost felt like crying that first line. in wake of mind of hanged herself in her cell made the ninth one thousand nine hundred seventy six. the r.a.f. now had a second maga after the whole of the mines i said i had lunch with my father and i was really upset about meinhof. my attitude was like how could you couldn t. already have supporters were convinced that my hope was murdered but the trial continued without interruption my dos name was simply removed from the list of defend. going out on porch discovering new laws then the defendants demanded a break in the trial. so that they could properly grieve for mine. but we
but i also said thank god that s over and by princelings deputy abel hot food took his place. told him that he often joined to see the good side of label and that was a mistake. he thought he could discuss things rationally with anyone and full name but he couldn t do that but some of the people in that courtroom acquitted him so i loitered we did convert to sneak. and he said he let the defendant speak but made it clear that he was not going to engage in extensive political debates. i think that led to a certain objectification of the trial if you can call it that. in mid march nine hundred seventy seven there was a new development your forages had violated the rules of attorney client privilege
a regular trial. they wanted to politicize it from the very start and put this point forward and put it in. the top four first thought he. went on and on for farm funk. only thing came to the island. look if you know about it that s. not a spot i just want to see and sold and. they spoke out against the vietnam war you could say that they did so improperly but they have a right to speak and that s the nature of a trial like this he s an so what s this is not really. of course you could understand why plan saying and the other judges were upset that defendants lashed out trying to insult them but if one told judge brinn singh to shut up.
i don t know what fights me to give i don t feel privileged it definitely wasn t easy for the judges but i wasn t on their side i was on the other side we have to set. at press conferences the law is focused on the defendant s political philosophy that s good each time the court has rejected an investigation into the extent to which the west germany government was involved in the criminal us war of aggression against vietnam in vietnam for. the goal was to use the trial to attack the justice system states the insulter that s how different i m but i think it s nonsense to claim that anyone was to be humiliated or made a victim the balance of power was quite different back then. and if god is god. and in that way yeah.