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C Execution Document r organ '$&** the ANARCHIST BLACK Vol. IV. No. 15 15p Buback - before people's nistice POLICEMAN GUARDING BODIES OF SIAIN BUBACK (INSET), AND HIS CHAUFFEUR triumphed... y.?!? ^^Hr m-\, iS^ ** •*/--: cSf*.** ExecutioT.v .^ i V^W* W *»»«^ ^Q^ n Documen*/,! * * -. .A11 -'"»*; • • t •" 'L- " " " t The following document, issuedby the "Ulrike Meinhof Commando, Red Army Fraction", was sent to us following the execution of Siegfried Buback, the German Federal Prosecutor in charge of the Baader-Meinhof trials. This document has not been published else- where and mere possession of it in Germany is sufficient cause for arrest and imprisonment: v*t" •-*•«**' PP On 7th April 1977, the Ulrike Meinhof Through international protest this Commando executed Federal Prosecutor It was under Buback's direction that project was hindered. The liming of Buback. Siegfried (Hausner) - who led the Holgar her murder was calculated precisely : Buback was directly responsible for Meins Commando and who showed his occuring before the crucial legal initiative of the murder of Holgar Meins. Siegfried abilities, through the West German MEK- the defence proposals concerning the actions Hausner and Ulrike Meinhof. In his role Union, in the blowing up of the German of the RAF (Red Army Fraction) against as Chief Federal Prosecutor — the central Embassy in Stockholm - was murdered the US Headquarters in Frankfurt and Heidel- controlling and co-ordinating authority on 4/5/75. Hausner was exclusively at burg in 1972 carried out to demonstrate the between the Department of Justice and the the disposal of the Federal attorney and complicity of the BRD(Bundesrepublik- West German intelligence services, in close the BKA, and it was the perilous transit Jeutschland) with US aggression in Vietnam co-operation with the CIA and the NATO to Stuttgart-Stammheim prison which contrary to international law. Ulrike was Security Committee - he stage managed made his death inevitable. murdered before she could speak out at and directed the murders. Also under Buback's direction Ulrike the witness hearing in the Dusseldorf trial MolgarMeins was murdered, under (Meinhof) was executed by the State against the Holgar Meins Commando Buback's direction, on 9/11/74, through Police on 9/5/76. Her death was presented concerning the most extreme forms of systematic starvation and deliberate to the world as a suicide in order to demon- torture practised on her over the previous manipulation of transportation times strate the senselessness of the politics for eight months. Before her conviction - Viptwccn Wittli.-l! -,nt! Stammheim The which Ulrike had struggled. which critical international opinion, having Federal attorney planned, through the This murder was the climax in the Feder- seen the show trial in Stammheim with its murder ot a group ol pnsoners on collect al attorney's attempt to cretinise Ulrike cynical presentation of imperialist power, ive hunger strike, following the trial of through forced neurosurgical interference would have stopped in its tracks, something Andreas (Baader), to bring about their so that, demoralised, Stammheim law which the Federal government was apprehen- destruction by ordering the prison authorit- could be portrayed as justice triumphant sive about. ies to institute force feeding - to stem the while armed resistance could be denounced as Ulrike's story, clearly, is the same as that tide of awakening public sympathy - thus a sickness. of many fighters in the history of the • £ "• X: • .»• i. iv 1(1 • cont. p. 9 •'£: •%XjS&* ''*'&$ fgfi??^ BLACK FLAG Vol. !V. No. 15. 1977 archive: CAMPO ABIERTO EDICIONES, wide on'he struggle against torture, the Published by Black Flag Group & panted (Bolefm) Calk Concepcion Bahamunde No.10 Death Penalty, and prisons; it carries many by Anarchy Collective. Subs. £3.25p oer drid 28, Espana. interesting articles, lists of prisoners to 12 Issues (home), Canada, Australia, N.Z. The co.Tirades at Campo Abierto write to, and things one can do to help — (air mail) £6.50 (U.S. $ 13.00). blisliing a regular international journal it is FREE to all. (Donations/stamps are black Flag, Over the Water, Sanday, and press information service — all contrib- appreciated for printing, postage and Orkney. KW17 2BL, U.K. ********************************* utions .gratefully received.. support work.) HAPTOC needs human ********************************* beings knowing and supporting human Our sincere apologies to all our readers for Haptoc family International Needs Your gs. „ the extended delay between issues. The 3£2 W^^S reason was a further two breakdowns of and Outlaw Torture Organ- OLD PHOTOGRAPHS / ILLUSTRATED our typesetting machine. Not only has ising Con-fiittte (Haotoc) needs you and BOOKS. ETC... this thrown the Flag out of gear, but it your assistance to help expose the state's will also mean a further delay in oat forth- Would all comrades and readers plerse keep behaviour in jails, prisons and concentrat- coming title "Land and Liberty" and the their eyes open for any old - and not so ion camps around the world, and at the third issue of the Cienfuegos Press Anarch- old • illustrated books and photographs same time work for the ending of the social ist Review due for publication in September. which could conceivably be of interest to conditions which give rise to cnme, violence, We are also going to face a massive bill for comrade Flavio Costantini in his work of prisons, police torces, armies and dicator- repairs to our I.B.M. machine - far more artistic documentation of the history of ships of all kinds. than the £500.00 originally estimated - e anarchist and labour movement. If Please write to us: so all contributions towards this fund will you come across something please send i? IC.AT (International Crusade Against be gratefully received. One comrade in to ijs here in Orknev and we'll forv/ard it on. brture), P.O. Box 22523, Fazantenhof, particular, Dave Morris, has come forw SYNDICALIST WORKERS FED- mermeet, Amsterdam, Holland. Deals . with a contribution of £100.00 and a 1 ERATION, c/o Grass Roots, I Newton cifically with cases of torture, behaviour St., Manchester, Ml 1HW of a further £100.00 to meet the bill wl dification. and the humans under sentence it comes in. Comrade Karl Cordell org; death ... this strupgie wing needs to be ZERO - A new anarchist monthly with ised a whip-round at a meeting of the F< built up so thit it can become an emergency news of the CNT, Noel & Marie Murray, eration of London Anarchist Groups on anarcho-feminisin, and much, much more. wing capable of acting very rapidly. April 30 and came up with £7.40. Are 2) ICAP (International Crusade Against More info, offers of help and contributions there any other comrades out there wili- Prisons), P.O. Box 27087, 1002-AB, lo BM Box 746, London WC1V 6XX. ng to help either with a loan or a contrib- Amsterdam, Holland. Deals with prison Subs: £3 for 3 issues payable to Zero ution? Collective. .*............* conditions, life imprisonment cases, prison Ss«^ **~^- HR.^ f. slave labour. .. with an underlying strategy ANARCHY 2? - Irish issue, bound to IMPORTANT1SIMO! of ending the prison system altogether. increase Anarchy's mail-bag. Back copies, Would all comrades please note that the 3) HAPTOC REBEL (newsletter of the HAP- tea and "excitingly irregular" subs (£.150/ C.N.T. is now a legal organisation and no TOC Family International), P.O. Box 10638, $3.75 or potatoes for 10 issues) from 29, longer operating in ciandestinity. This Amsterdam, Holland. Carres news worid Grosvenor Avenue, London N5. means that all financial contributions towards supporting the confederal paper WHAT A DIFFERENCE A DAY MAKES *su>P Press "C.N.T." -- and the organisation — car< now be made direct by MAIL TRANSFER A 1^ f**\ '• from your bank to the following bank account :PEDRO BARRIO GUAZO, A Premature Obituary c.c. 8472, Banco Hispaiioamericano, ^ Although Wernher Von Braun is still Oficina Urbma Lopei; de Hoyos 126, •Jive, though bed-ridden with a terminal Madrid 2, Espana. case of cancer, we feal that this is the Correspondence to the National Committee appropriate time to wish him a speedy of the C.N.T. should be directed to: death. Jose Elizalde, Apartado de Correos ) 50.105, *The inventor of the V-2 rocket for Madrid, Espana. Hitler during World War 11 and author of Exchange copies of all publications (2 copies, the book "I Shoot for the Stars" (and please) to the international Group concerned hit London?). Von Braun is directly re- with collating news from the anar.-hist move- sponsible for the death of thousands of ment around the world and building a CNT Britons during the final days of the War. After a falling out with Hitler (Von ANARC Braun wanted to tend a V-2 rocket over 1 . What has Mickey Mouse to do with London every two minutes, while Hit- socialism? ler, humanitarian that he was, thought 2. What connection has anarchist Peter that one every hour wai a fair ax- Kropotkin with Soviet Militaiy Intelligence'' change), Von Braun decided to leek em- 3. Why is the term "chauvinist" inappro- ployment with a more understanding priate, though trendily used, to describe a government (England wanted him hung) sexually arrogant male? and is now head of the U.S. rocket re- 4. What was the Impossibilist Party or search division. Still shooting for the fraction? stars. 5. Which different political tendencies Well Wernher, we can't say it was nice in the last century were represented by having you around, but we do have one the Young lurks, Young England, regret: that you will die at a plush hos- Young Germany, Young Ireland and pital in the hands of trained physicians Young Italy V ..instead of at the hinds of the workers 6.
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