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"The threat posed by the Red Army Fraction was exaggerated and provoked an unjustified curtailment of German civil liberties." To what extent is that a valid judgement?
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Hans Kossmann IB Year 2003 Candidate Code 1122017 Extended Essay History Supervisor Mr. Tim Woffenden "The threat posed by the Red Army Fraction was exaggerated and provoked an unjustified curtailment of German civil liberties." To what extent is that a valid judgement? The symbol of the RAF Content Section 1.0 page 3 The Abstract Section 2.0 page 4-5 Introduction to the topic RAF Section 3.0 pages 6 Introduction to 'pugnacious democracy' and the obligation of the state to maintain the inner security Section 3.1 page 6-9 Investigation of the threat potential of the RAF Section 3.2 pages 10-12 Investigation of the legitimacy of the law changes Section 4.0 page 13 Conclusion Section 5.0 page 14-15 Bibliographie 1.0 Abstract The intention of this extended essay is to investigate whether the emergency laws, the state's answer to the RAF, were legitimised through the danger posed by the RAF. Firstly, the reader gets information why the RAF hated the capitalist FRG and about the RAF's first actions. In the main body it was necessary to decide the exact degree of menace posed...
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