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Socialist Press no. 73, 2 November 1977 · scan p. 12 · about 146 words

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up an International Commission to quash any suggestion of "an attack from outside"

The Commission's report was released last week. Predictably, State Secretary Klaus Bollig took up prime viewing time on all the TV networks to publicise the findings and to assure the population that:

"Beyond all shadow ot a doubt, Ensslin, Baader and Raspe took their own lives".

All the evidence pointing to the contrary-the letters in which all four wrote that they had no intention of committing suicide, the statements by Irigard Moller that she was stabbed, the tortuous evidence proposed by the state to explain how and when the two "suicide" pistols, explosives, a radio and the components of a secret communication netCOMEMORATE60th ANNIVERSAR OF THE RUSSIAN Film-Potemkin day 6 November, YWCA, 16, Russell St.

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-CELEBRATE THE LAUNCHING OF THE WEEKLY SOCIALIST PRESS

← Contents of Socialist Press no. 73, 2 November 1977