The Baader Meinhof Complex Page #8
...before taking off again.
We cannot intervene, even if...
we could actually speak with them.
We do not approve of
killing innocent civilians.
The Federal Government,
unlike ourselves,
goes too far, is too violent.
I want to see the prison chaplain.
Whatever happens, it's not our doing.
Our policies are far more measured.
Last month, 8 children
were left fatherless.
We have no control over
We will be judged by
generations to come.
If Schleyer escapes, good.
I'm tired of it.
I wish to request...
materials to make a will.
The full legal documents, if possible.
And I'd like some help
in filling it out properly.
But Miss Ennslin...
With that done, I will
no longer fear my fate.
But surely you don't feel
that you are in danger?
I could die at any time.
You know what is going on outside...
that they're trying
to get us out of here.
That fight has international dimensions.
What are you getting at?
I ask you this:
Wouldn't they prefer
to see me vanish?
In Western industrial countries
the power structures...
are not so secure that they would wish...
to encourage a new wave
of resistance groups to develop.
What is your influence
on the current situation?
Free us, and the current
actions will be successful.
Would the government
want that to happen?
The judges and the politicians,
they want to avoid
that at all costs.
Miss Ennslin, I hope
we can continue to meet.
Farewell, father.
We have just recieved confirmation...
the Luftahansa terrorist
hijacking has ended...
with all of the 86
passengers safely rescued.
A spokesman for the Ministry
of the Interior has confirmed...
that a German anti-terrorist
squad stormed the plane last night.
The Bonn government
has issued a statement...
"... refused to release
the jailed terrorists. "
...these brutal actions
have not suceeded. "
- Good morning.
- Good morning.
Mr Raspe.
Miss Mller. Miss Mller.
Alive.
Miss Ennslin.
The pigs really did it.
They killed all of them!
- Enough.
But they killed them all!
- Open murder!
They sacrificed themselves.
The time was not right.
What? Are you joking? What do you mean?
They were at risk.
Get them out immediately! Immediately!
Those were your words.
They knew the risks.
They had their alternatives.
They made their choices.
What happened was their own doing.
And Ulrike?
Her, too.
I think they recognised...
that the end had come.
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