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Die Stammheim-Tonbänder
- Narrated by: Verena von Behr, Steffen Schult, Gudrun Ritter
- Length: 1 hr and 18 mins
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Die Stammheim-Tonbänder
Narrated by:
Verena von Behr, Steffen Schult, Gudrun Ritter
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Publisher's Summary
30 Jahre lagen sie im Staatsarchiv Ludwigsburg, jetzt gibt diese Auswahl aus 21 wieder aufgefundenen Tonbändern Einblick in den Stammheimer Gerichtsprozess gegen Andreas Baader, Gudrun Ensslin, Ulrike Meinhof und Jan-Carl Raspe. Sondergesetze, Misstrauensanträge der Verteidigung, Versuche der Angeklagten, ein Tribunal gegen den Vietnamkrieg und die Isolationsfolter zu schaffen, die Aufzeichnungen legen Zeugnis ab von hochaggressiven Wortwechseln und politischen Deklamationen. Ein Tondokument von politischer Wucht.
(c)+(p) 2007 Der Audio Verlag
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