There were three assassinations by the RAF in Karlsruhe: in 1972 in Klosestraße in the south-west of the city - the target was BGH judge Wolfgang Buddenberg. In 1977, on Maundy Thursday at the junction of Moltkestrasse and Hans-Thoma-Str., Federal Prosecutor General Buback was murdered.
There were three assassinations by the RAF in Karlsruhe: in 1972 in Klosestraße in the south-west of the city - the target was BGH judge Wolfgang Buddenberg. In 1977, Federal Prosecutor General Buback was murdered on Maundy Thursday at the junction of Moltkestrasse and Hans-Thoma-Strasse. However, the attack on the Federal Prosecutor's Office in August of the same year failed. The attack by the Revolutionary Cells on the Federal Constitutional Court in 1975 only resulted in material damage. Some of the 2nd and 3rd generation RAF terrorists came from Karlsruhe and the surrounding area. What were their goals? What was the difference between the RAF and the Revolutionary Cells?
