Baader-Meinhof Gang

This documentary examines the Baader-Meinhof gang, a group that emerged from the student revolutions of the Sixties. Their activities, which included bombings, assassinations, and hijackings, significantly affected West Germany throughout the Seventies. The film discusses how the ideology and tactics of the group were influenced by events such as the Watts riots in 1965.

The Baader-Meinhof gang's actions led to a notable shift in West German society, creating a climate of fear and paranoia. While the group aimed to instigate change, their violent methods ultimately failed to achieve their goals, leaving a legacy of increased intolerance. The film features insights from notable voices, including James Jordan and Stefan Aust, providing a comprehensive look at this complex chapter in history.