Authors: Bringing the War Home
Studentenbund (SDS); Students
state governments.
See
American govern-
for a Democratic Society (SDS)
ment; German government; state
Seale, Bobby, 154, 159, 333n14
violence
The Seed,
Chicago, 84
state violence, 94, 98; German prisons,
September 11, 2001, 4, 19, 311,
220–21, 223, 255;
Gewaltmonopol,
316n20
272–74, 276; Jackson State, 10, 178;
“Serve the People” slogan, 138–40,
Kent State University, 10, 131, 174,
142–43, 155
178, 181; leftist violence mirroring/
sex: fascist morality, 244; gay liberation
challenging, 39, 73, 168, 170, 186–
movement, 149, 179; lesbian WUO
87, 235, 242–43, 254–55, 273–74;
collectives, 291; political rape, 163;
magnitude next to leftist violence,
Weatherman and, 58, 60, 291.
See
170, 195; vs. mass demonstrations,
also
gender
116–17; Nazi/ U.S. compared,
sexism: New Left, 103, 149; Weather-
326n85; Ohnesorg killing, 39; vs.
man, 59–60, 149
people of color, 14, 22, 36–37, 153–
Shero, Jeff, 78
57, 159, 162–64, 186, 275, 318n41,
Sichermann, Barbara, 239
333nn15,19, 334n40; under Reagan,
silent majority, 330n64; Baudrillard on,
316n19; repressive antiterrorism,
140–43, 146; pro-Vietnam War, 116–
14–15, 254–89, 303–4, 311, 351–
17, 134–43, 146, 330nn64,66,67
52n1; Vietnam War, 35, 162, 194–
SLA, 292, 294, 295, 300, 342n217
95, 201–3, 210, 331n71, 332n89,
slavery, U.S., 99
341n214.
See also
CIA; civil rights
Social Democratic Party (SPD), Ger-
violations; fascism; FBI; law enforce-
man, 31, 233, 258; and antiter-
ment; militarism; National Guard;
rorism, 270, 274, 276, 278, 280,
Nazism/fascism; police; prison;
285–86
torture
socialism, 7, 103, 129; German leftists
Stern
(magazine), 215
392
Index
Stern, Susan, 166; Chicago Democratic
Teufel, Fritz, 201
convention demonstrations (1968),
Teuns, Sjef, 217–18
94–95; Days of Rage, 76, 79; Flint,
theater, 167, 336n92
158, 162, 166; and Manson, 162,
Third World revolutions, 1, 6–10, 34,
169, 337n102
224–25, 314n3; black movement
Sternebeck, Sigrid, 243–44
akin to, 24; Cuba, 8, 52, 56–57, 73,
Stone, I. F., 165, 176–77
79, 119, 314n3; Debray and, 56–57;
Stonewall riot, 149
manual, 71–72, 323–24n182; RAF
Stop the Draft Week, Oakland, 25
and, 8, 9–10, 70; Weatherman and,
Stroeble, Hans-Christian, 266–67, 269
8, 9–10, 50–59, 90, 138, 165–66,
Students for a Democratic Society (SDS),
186, 193, 294.
See also
National
7–8, 22–24, 45–50, 173; antiwar
Liberation Front (NLF)/Viet Cong
demonstration (1965), 23, 148;
“Time to Die” (Wicker), 149
collapse, 49–50, 105, 188; Colum-
tolerance: German democratic, 39, 283,
bia, 25, 28, 29–30; convention
304–5; Marcuse on, 42–43, 283.
(1968), 138–39; democracy prac-
See also
intolerance
ticed by, 22, 25, 29, 49; FBI report,
“To Posterity” (Brecht), 89
332n5; founders, 25, 80, 175;
torture, isolation, 216–23, 226–29, 267,
ideology, 22, 23, 45–46, 47, 48, 294;
269, 300, 303
National Convention in Chicago
“Torture in the Prisons of the FRG”
(1969), 49–50, 61–62, 74–112;
teach-in, 219
National Council, 47, 158; news-
“Toward a Revolutionary Youth Move-
paper
FIRE!,
107–9, 111, 124, 157,
ment,” 47
166; revolutionary politics, 23–24,
Trikont-Verlag publishing, 261, 262
30, 37, 47–51, 55; UFF roots, 298;
Trotskyites, Germany, 67
Weatherbureau office, 57, 153, 171
Tunisia, student protests, 102
Sturm, Beate, 72
Tupamaros, 71, 110
suicides, 97, 229; BPP and, 81, 97; Days
Tupamaros—West Berlin, 208
of Rage as, 79, 85; RAF prisoners/
murders, 11, 197, 198, 222, 223,
UFF, 298–300
228–30, 233–34, 343n3
Ulmer, Helmut, 234
Sweden, Germany embassy seizure,
underground, 178, 225–26; German
196–97
antiterrorist laws and, 257; J2M,
Swinton, Patricia, 118, 178
236; Klein, 251; Lang, 268; RAF,
Symbionese Liberation Army (SLA), 292,
72, 225–26, 231–33, 243, 254, 306;
294, 295, 300, 342n217
Weatherman (WUO), 81, 83–84,
symbol: RAF as, 2, 198–200, 206, 228–
151–59, 171–73, 179–87, 291–301,
29; Schleyer as, 279, 281; symbolic
340n173
violence, 186, 199, 202, 206, 229,
Underground
movie, 293
238; Weatherman as, 2, 127, 152,
underground press, American, 38, 84–86,
175, 194, 293
97–98;
Ann Arbor Argus,
85, 164;
sympathizers, German antiterrorism vs.,
Berkeley Tribe,
85, 165, 168–69,
257–69, 282–83, 286
177–78; Chicago’s
The Seed,
84;
“Sympathy for the Devil” (Rolling
DeKalb’s
News from Nowhere,
177;
Stones), 169
Detroit’s
Fifth Estate,
97, 177; on
the system, New Left vs., 24–25, 38, 42,
language, 165; Liberation News
43–44, 68, 94
Service (LNS), 84, 125–26, 158,
164; New York’s
Guardian,
84, 103,
taz
newspaper, 303
129, 133, 134, 159; New York’s
television, German, 259
Leviathan,
177;
Quicksilver Times,
terrorism, 192, 314n3; “decade of,” 174–
126, 338n147;
RAT: Subterranean
75; Italy, 174–75, 244, 355n68;
News,
78, 98; SDS’s
FIRE!,
107–9,
Marcuse on, 189; 9/11, 4, 19, 311,
111, 124, 157, 166; Seattle’s
The
316n20; RAF, 174–75, 196, 200–
Helix,
124–25; on Vietnam War
203, 214–15, 314n3; symbolic
demonstrations, 124–26, 129, 133,
violence, 206.
See also
antiterrorism;
134; violent graphics, 88–89, 107–8.
political violence
See also
German leftist press
Index
393
unions: vs. RAF, 281.
See also
labor
74–195, 243, 293–99, 308–11,
United Freedom Front (UFF), 298–300
314n3, 331n75.
See also
National
United States.
See
American government;
Liberation Front (NLF)/Viet Cong
American New Left
violence.
See
political violence
University of California at Santa Barbara,
Vogel, Bernhard, 259, 304–5
37
Vogel, Hans-Jochen, 266
University of Göttingen, AStA (Allge-
Volunteers of America, 309
meiner Studierendenausschuss),
von Drenkmann, Günter, 233, 237, 245
263–64
von Hoffman, Nicholas, 130
University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, 47,
von Rauch, George, 208, 209
85, 87, 164
University of Wisconsin, Madison
Wagner, Rolf Clemens, 308
bombings, 162, 178, 195
Wagner, Susan, 173
Up Against the Wall Motherfuckers,
The War Within
(Wells), 143–45, 146, 147
36–37, 59
Washington Daily News,
176
Urbach, Peter, 64
Washington Post,
118, 120, 130, 132,
utopianism, 308–10.
See also
optimism
148
Watergate, 14, 293
van Dyck, Elisabeth, 268, 303
Weatherbureau, 57, 75–76, 158–59, 172–
Venceremos, 195
73, 180; office, 57, 153, 171; and
Venceremos Brigades, Cuba, 52, 179–80,
Palmer bombings, 186
331n75
Weatherman, 2–21, 36, 44, 49–62, 74–
Vesper, Berward, 202, 248
195, 310; anti-imperialism, 7, 10,
Vienna, OPEC attack, 268, 351n184
50, 51–56, 72, 137–38, 151, 152,
Vietnam Moratorium Committee (VMC),
162, 294, 298; arrests, 333n13; and
115–16, 126
black Americans, 11–12, 14, 50, 51,
Vietnam War, 14, 23–24, 113–50;
54–55, 77, 81, 90, 92, 99, 108, 154–
American New Left and, 7–17, 21,
65, 184–87, 193–94, 295, 340n181;
26–27, 36, 49, 51–53, 61–62, 74–
bombings by, 11, 76, 112, 131, 149,
195, 243, 293–99, 308–11, 314n3,
171–87, 292, 294–95, 308–9; “bring
331n75; “bring the war home”
the war home” slogan, 61, 83, 124,
slogan, 61, 83, 124, 157; democracy
157; and Chicago 8 conspiracy trial,
and, 114–15, 123–24, 132, 134–36,
77, 80, 81, 82, 154, 159; collectives,
139, 144, 146; economics, 51–52;
57–61, 107, 171–74, 180, 182–83,
German FRG and, 12, 248; German
291; Columbia University, 25, 28–
Nazi past related to, 34, 99–100;
30; consolidation, 171–72; and
German New Left and, 12, 33–35,
counterculture, 60, 78, 158, 183,
42, 66–69, 196, 201–4, 210–12,
184, 185, 292–93; criticism-self-
244, 248; Guevara and, 7, 25; inter-
criticism sessions (CSC or Weather-
nationalism and, 1, 24, 53, 66–67;
fries), 58–59, 107, 291; democracy,
and Iraq, 341n215; liberals and,
55, 58, 124, 130, 182, 294; disso-
27, 115–16, 129; mass demonstra-
lution (1976), 196, 291, 298; FBI
tions vs., 23, 113–35, 137, 142–
and, 10, 14, 78, 82, 117–18, 153,
48; militancy against, 8, 73, 87,
158, 175–82, 293, 295–97, 332n5,
97, 99–100, 113–32, 136–38, 142–
339n164, 358nn34,36; Flint War
47, 157; nonviolent protests, 5, 23,
Council (1969), 151, 152, 158–
90–91, 113–35, 137, 142–46; RAF
66, 181; freaks, 164–65, 180–81;
bombings vs., 210, 211, 212,
in German anarchist press, 203;
344n45; silent majority, 116–17,
and globalization, 321n106; ideol-
134–43, 146, 330nn64,66,67; veter-
ogy, 17, 50, 109, 183, 185, 294;
ans and service people against, 123,
indictments, 176, 181, 296–97,
148, 195, 332n89, 341–42n214;
339n164; informants, 78, 81,
Vietnamese success, 8, 12, 53, 150,
117, 121, 171, 176, 186, 329n16,
290, 331n71; violence of, 35, 162,
339n164; internationalism, 6, 52–
194–95, 201–3, 210, 331n71,
54, 72; inversion policy, 297–98;
332n89, 341n214; Weatherman/
limits to violence, 12–14, 182–95,
WUO and, 7–17, 21, 36, 51, 61,
203, 294; militancy, 8–9, 74–119,
394
Index
Weatherman
(continued)
white guilt, 90–91, 155–56
124–69, 179–95, 294; mirroring/
White Panthers, 158, 169
challenging state violence, 243,
White Rose, 326n85
273; morality, 11, 12–13, 17, 18,
Wicker, Tom, 149
52, 73, 75, 86, 90–93, 98–101, 188–
Wie alles anfing
(Baumann), 261–62
94; mythology, 38, 60, 109, 152,
Wilkerson, Cathy, 78, 339n135; and
293–94; and Nazism, 6, 85, 98–99,
criticism-self-criticism sessions, 59;
326n85; “New Morning—Changing
Days of Rage, 100–101; escaped,
Weather,” 182–88, 340n172; New
173, 175; father’s townhouse, 173;
York townhouse explosion (March
Flint, 161; and Hampton murder,
1970), 10, 13, 151–52, 172–92,
156; SDS newspaper column, 48;
203, 291, 295; Northern California
and townhouse explosion, 173, 181;
summit, 181–82; optimism, 54,
and Weatherman extreme language,
290–91, 293, 308–9; and other
194
armed groups, 341n210; PL conflict,
Winters, “Jake,” 154, 155
47, 49–50, 84, 321n113; police
Wisniewski, Stefan, 303
attacked by, 10, 11, 61–62, 74,
Wolff, Brigitta, 219
77–85, 107–8, 126, 180–81, 183;
women: lesbian WUO collectives, 291;
prison pardons, 300; purges, 171,
militancy vs. Vietnam War, 87; racial
182; RAF compared, 10–18, 21,
political rape of, 163;
Rota Zora,
290–91, 308–9; RAF wanting to
359n45; Weatherman, 59–60, 80,
meet, 69; as RYM I, 321n113; SDS
81, 183, 291.
See also
feminism;
National Convention in Chicago
sexism
(1969), 49–50, 61–62, 74–112;
working class: German leftists and, 67,
sexism, 59–60, 149; Songbook, 159;
68, 214, 231, 236, 261; labor meta-
as symbol, 2, 127, 152, 175, 194,
physic, 22; revolutionary politics
293; underground (WUO), 81, 83–
and, 7, 22, 46–51, 53, 55, 61–62, 67,
84, 151–59, 171–73, 179–87, 291–
68, 77–78, 104, 156, 214, 294; and
301, 340n173; unofficial uniform,
Vietnam War, 127, 135, 330nn64,67;
61; and Vietnam War, 7–17, 21, 36,
Weatherman and, 7, 50–51, 53, 55,
51, 61, 74–195, 243, 293–99, 308–
61–62, 74, 77–78, 85, 104, 108–9,
11, 314n3, 331n75; violence, 3,
156, 165, 294.
See also
labor
7–17, 21, 36, 51, 61, 74–195, 243,
The Wretched of the Earth
(Fanon), 88
294–95, 297–99, 308–9, 310–11,
WUO (Weather Underground Organiza-