Black Flag vol 04 #15 (1977)

Scanned copy of Black Flag from 1977-78. The lead article is of particular interest, as it was sent in by a supporter of the Red Army Faction and explained the reason for the execution of German Federal Prosecutor Siegfried Buback in April 1977 - accusing Bubak of engineering a triple assassination which included Ulrike Meinhof. Simply possessing the article in Germany would have led to arrest at the time.

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