Sartre states demands after he visited Baader
French philosopher and author Jean-Paul Sartre (m), lawyer of Baader-Meinhof Klaus Croissant (l) and French former student leader Daniel Cohn-Bendit (r), who lives in Germany, talk at a press conference in Stuttgart on the 4th of December in 1974. Before, Sartre had met RAF (Red Army Faction) terrorist Andreas Baader for a one hour visit. Sartre accused German legal authorities of torture and demanded the formation of an international committee to defend the German anarchists
Picture No
10648221
Media ID
45195460
Size
3736px x 2763px
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Credit
Mary Evans / picture-alliance / dpa
Date
04-Dec-74
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