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 Descriptive Summary Germany. Extraparliamentary movement, 1967-1984 Special Collections M0613 50.5 linear ft. Stanford University. Libraries. Dept. of Special Collections and University Archives. Administrative Information Access Restrictions

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[Identification of item] Germany. Extraparliamentary movement, M0613, Dept. of Special Collections, Stanford University Libraries, Stanford, Calif.

 Scope and Content

Auβerparliamentarische Bewegung (APO), Studentenbewegung, Antiautoritäre Bewegung, Linke und Alternative Gruppen nach 1967. (Extra-parliamentary opposition, student movement; anti-authoritarian movement; leftist and alternative groups post 1967).

This collection contains over 4,500 pieces, mostly journals, magazines, newspapers, pamphlets, texts, books and posters. It was put together systematically over a 10 year period and has been continually modified in order to provide detailed and representative documentation of the following subjects:

2. Juni 1967 (June 2, 1967). The murder of student Benno Ohnesorg at a anti-Shah demonstration in Berlin. This spectacular event triggered the anti-authoritarian protest movement, documented here in flyers, magazines, journals and newspapers. Vietnamkrieg (Vietnam War). Pamphlets, texts, newspapers, magazines and journals document the protest against the Vietnam War. (1966-1975) Hochschulpolitik (University Politics). University revolt, occupation of institutions, anti-University, referred to as the “Kritische Universität” (critical university). Some of the independent lectures, seminars and events that were organized, as well as the aims of the movement that were communicated to the public are documented here through pamphlets, texts, magazines and journals. (1967-1975) Betriebsarbeit (Factory Work). Part of the protest movement attempted to create an alliance with “the workers.” Grassroots groups and factory work were organized, and factory newspapers, pamphlets for workers, as well as magazines and journals were established. (1968-1972) Kinderladenbewegung (Child Daycare Movement). The “first socialist daycare center” was founded in 1968 in Berlin. Anti-authoritarian education was discussed and psychoanalysis, especially the writings of Wilhelm Reich, was rediscovered. Pamphlets, texts, “pirate press” editions of classics of Psychoanalysis document this movement. (1967-1972) “Springer-Kampagne” (Springer Campaign). In protest against the rabble-rousing propaganda of the “Springer press” (BILD-Zeitung) in Berlin, several “anti-public” forums emerged, including independent newspapers and pamphlets. (1967-1972) Notstandsgesetze (Emergency Laws). Criticism of the emergency laws legislated by the grand coalition of the SPD and CDU was an important component of the extra-parliamentary movement. This criticism was also leveled against the established parties. Pamphlets, texts, newspapers. (1967-1970) Frauenbewegung (Women's Movement). Starting with the “Aktionsrat zur Befreiung der Frau” (The Action Committee for the Emancipation of Women) (1968), the beginnings of the women's emancipation are documented through magazines, journals, pamphlets and texts. (1968-1973) Stadtguerilla (Urban Guerillas). Armed struggle, Red Army Faction (RAF), Movement of the 2. June, “Revolutionäre Zellen,” (revolutionary cells) Terrorism are documented through illegal pamphlets, texts written by the groups, police Wanted-for-Reward posters, pamphlets, texts on the trials, as well as events following the death in Stammheim in 1977 of first generation RAF activists [“Deutscher Herbst” (German Autumn)]. (1968-1980) Rote und schwarze Hilfe (Red and Black Assistance). After part of the movement was made illegal, groups and collectives of lawyers --analogous to those of the Weimar Republic--were formed that supported convicted prisoners. (1968-1980) Raubdrücke (Pirate Presses). The “Raubdrücke” were initially part of the student movement, which printed mainly writings of the “Frankfurt School,” “Critical Theory” and “Psychoanalysis,” that were then unavailable in book stores. The first “Raubdrücke” were highly imaginative products, self-defined as “Anti-Bücher” (Anti-Books). Aesthetics, Printing Processes, Format, etc.. Emergence of independent presses. Books, texts, programs. (1967-1975) Sozialistischer Deutscher Studentenbund (SDS) (Socialist German Student Oranization). The SDS was the most radical and important driving force of the student movement. Internal papers, pamphlets, materials on congresses document the activity of this organization. (1966-1970) “Häuserkampf” (Housing Revolt). Pamphlets, texts, newspapers, magazines and journals document the occupation of buildings in Berlin and Frankfurt between 1968 and 1970, and between 1978 and 1982. Anarchismus und Rätekommunismus (Anarchism and Council Communism). Anarchistic and council-communist groups emerged which later regarded themselves as in opposition to the dogmatic party communist ideas that came to dominate the student movement. Magazines, journals, pamphlets, texts. (1968-1975) K-Gruppen (C-Groups) Communist Party - oriented groups formed in accordance with “world-political models,” such as those found in the Soviet Union, China, Cuba, Vietnam and North Korea. Pamphlets, texts, newspapers and journals. (1968-1975) “Tunix-Kongress 1978” (Do-Nothing Congress 1978). Important international congress of the anti-authoritarian movement in Berlin. Pamphlets, texts, newspapers. (1978) Edition Voltaire. This press was founded by Bernward Vesper [ Die Reise (The Trip)]. It published a series of “Voltaire-Schriften” (writings) and “Voltaire Handbücher” (paperbacks) in which various revolutionary and militant movements, such as the Black Pathers, Zengakuren and the RAF, were given a forum. It also published works by writers, such as Jean-Paul Sartre, Heinrich Böll, H.M. Enzensberger, Günter Grass and Peter Weiss. Complete collection of the press' entire production, with ca. 50 titles. Peter-Paul Zahl Verlag. The writer and typesetter P. P. Zahl was initially the printer of the anti-authoritarian movement in Berlin. He was the printer for the SDS, grassroots groups, and later even the RAF. He also founded his own press and published books, posters, magazines, “Zwergschul-Ergänzungshefte,” the series “PP Quadrat,” the literary [UNK] magazine “Spartakus,” the newspaper “FIZZ,” among other things. Later he founded the “Rote Ruhr-Armee,” a self-defined anarchistic faction of the RAF. The collection includes all the works of the press, including ca. 50 titles and texts expressing solidarity with the publisher during his longterm imprisonment. Kommune 1. The K I was the [UNK] most well-known political group in Berlin. It began by developing new forms of protests, including “Happenings” and political/cultural events. Its members distributed and produced their own texts and pamphlets. In 1968 it was thrown out of the SDS. It later participated in the RAF and the “2. June Movement.” Complete collection of its pamphlets and texts.

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To these nineteen areas, a collection of all the important magazines, journals and newspapers of the anti-authoritarian movment have been added, providing a complete portrait of the movement:

882 (Agit 883). The most famous newspaper, in which all factions and perspectives between 1968 and 1972 were given a forum. 89 issues. RPK (Rote Presse Korrespondenz). Between 1969 and 1973, approximately 160 issues appeared. Important supplement to 883. All events, demonstrations, struggles as well as intellectual and theoretical work were documented here. Hundert Blumen. 1972-1973. Successor to 883. (complete) Bambule. 1972-1974. Successor to 883. Der lange Marsch. [UNK] Newspaper for a new Left. 1972-1978. Complete series. [UNK] Info-Bug. (Info Berliner undogmatischer Gruppen). 1974-1978. Complete series of all 230 issues, including illegally printed ones that appeared after the magazine was banned. All groups and orientations of the movement were given a forum here to express themselves. Radikal. 1976-1984. Originally conceived as a continuation of 883. Approximately 120 issues, some of which were printed illegally. Konkret. This complete collection, which documents the continuity and multifacetness of the movement, is supplemented by an array of Konkret magazines published between 1958-1966 (122 issues). This important magazine marks the beginnings of the radical movement in the Federal Republic of Germany. alternative. This journal was first published in August, 1958, as a successor to “Lyrische Blatter,” the last three issues of which are included in this collection. “Alternative” was originally called a “publication for lyric and prose,” but evolved to include mostly essays on anti-authoritarian themes. The collection includes all 146 issues from August, 1958 to December, 1982, with some issues bound and published together. Also included are yearly summary pamphlets from 1964-1981 and four “dokumente” additions published from October, 1964 to June, 1968. Note

The title of the collection is the English approximation of Ausserparliamentarische Opposition (APO), an inclusive name for many leftist and student groups whose particular interests and objectives were united in their anti-authoritarian objectives.

 Access Terms Ohnesorg, Benno. Kommune 1. Kommunistische Gruppe Bochum/Essen. Kommunistische Partei Deutschlands. Peter-Paul Zahl Verlag. Rote und Schwarze Hilfe. Socialist German Student Organization (SDS) Springer Press. Tunix-Kongress 1978. Feminism--Germany. Student movements. Germany--Social conditions--20th century. APO (Ausserparliamentarische Opposition) Sammlung. Alternative; Blatter fur Lyrik und Prosa. Bambule. 882 (Agit 883) RPK (Rote Presse Korrespondenz) Hundert Blumen. Der lange Marsch. Info-Bug. Konkret. Radikal. Container List Underground 1 1 Zut International, 1978 1 2 Witte Krant 1 3 Pang, 1973, 1974 1 4 Rosa Revue: Unterhaltungsmagazin für Revolutionäre, 1977; Zentralorgan des Aktionkomittees Rosa Luxembourg 1 5 Love, 1970? 1 6 Germania, 1971 1 7 Palazzo 1 8 The Acid Facts 1 9 Catch-Up, 1975 1 10 Plenum: Zeitung des Aktionbündnisses für freie politische Betätigung, 1974 1 11 “Texte zur anti-Nato Woche” 1 12 Scheisse: Underground Zeitung, 1969 Rote Press Korrespondenz, 1969-1972 2 1 nos. 1-21 2 2 nos. 22-41 2 3 nos. 23-60 2 4 nos. 61-80 2 5 nos. 82-101 2 6 nos. 102-122 Berliner Undogmatischer Gruppen Info 3 1 nos. 1-10 3 2 nos. 11-20 3 3 nos. 21-30 3 4 nos. 31-40 3 5 nos. 41-50 3 6 nos. 51-60 3 7 nos. 61-70 3 8 nos. 71-80 -----, Nov 11, 1975-June 13, 1977 4 1 nos. 81-90 4 2 nos. 91-100 4 3 nos. 101-110 4 4 nos. 111-120 4 5 nos. 121-130 4 6 nos. 131-140 4 7 nos. 141-150 4 8 nos. 151-160 -----, June 20, 1977-? 5 1 nos. 161-170 5 2 nos. 171-179; 1001-1003 5 3 nos. 181-190 5 4 nos. 191-1005 5 5 nos. 1009-1018 5 6 nos. 1019-1027 5 7 nos. 1028-1033 6 os Der Lange Marsch: Zeitung für eine Linke Berlin, 1972?-1975,nos. 1-17

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 7 os -----, 1975-1979?,nos. 18-27, 29-44 8 Graswurzel Revolution, (Hamburg) 1973-1979,nos. 4-39 9 os 1 Fizz, (Berlin) 1971,nos. 1-10 9 os 2 Charlie Kaputt, (Berlin). nos. 1,3 9 os 3 Radikalinski, (Berlin) 1969,nos. 3-5 9 os 4 B.Z. (Berliner Zeitung), 1968,nos. 1-29 9 os 5 Linkeck, (Berlin) 1968?,nos. 2-4, 6-7. 10 os 1 Bambule, (Berlin/Hannover) 1972-1973. 1 2 Hundert Blumen, 1972-1973 11 os Agit 883, 1969-1970;Verlagsunterlagen 12 os -----, [UNK] 1970-1972?,nos. 51-89 13 os 1 Wir Wollen Alles, 1973-1975,nos. 1-25, 27 13 os 2 Voll Drauf, Spandauer Jugendzeitung, 1973-1974,nos. 1-7 13 os 3 Elda: Grosse Freiheit Presse Hamburg, 1973?,nos. 1-3 13 os 4 FiDi Bus, (Berlin) 1972,nos. 2-3 13 os 5 Kreuzberg Gehört Uns, 1972 13 os 6 O.R.A., 1973 13 os 7 Berliner Anzeiger, 1972 13 os 8 Miscellaneous Magazines 14 1 Plakat, (Stuttgart) 1968-1972 14 2 V.Z. ( Vietnam Zeitung), (Berlin) 1973 14 3 L.Z. (Zeitung für Lehrlinge und Jungarbeiter), 1971 14 4 ELDA 14 5 Thesenpapiere (position papers) 14 6 S.Z. INFO: Sozialistische Zentrum Stuttgart, 1974 15 1 Kompost: Infoblatt von Grünen Zweig, 1974-1977,nos. 10-25 15 2 Green magazines, incl. Grüner Zeit, Humus 15 3 -----, incl. Grüner Zweig; cards 16 1 magazines, incl. T4, Pang 16 2 papers, documents, catalogues 16 3 Resonanz, Schwulachtel 16 4 documents 16 5 magazines 16 6 flyers, magazines 17 1 magazines, incl. Schwarzer Alltag, Song, Schwulachtel 17 2 -----, [UNK] incl. Sadid, Giessener Anzünder, AA Nachrichten 17 3 -----, [UNK] incl. Der schwarze Kanal. Also Beatles Songbook 17 4 -----, [UNK] incl. Traumstadt, Pflasterstrand, Underground 18 magazines: Pinx, 1967;misc., 1970s/1980s Ulcus Molle Info, 1972?-1978 19 Ulcus Molle Info, 1979-1984 Rätekommunismus (Council Communism) 20 1 Seminar Info 1-5 20 2 Flugblätter (pamphlets) 20 3 Thesenpapiere 20 4 Thesenpapiere Anarchismus (Anarchism) 21 Broschüre, Kataloge, Zeitschriften (texts, catalogues, journals) 22 1 Texts by authors including, Paul Goodman, Michael Bakunin, Peter Kropotkin, Erich Mühsam, Ernst Toller 22 2 Broschüre 22 3 Broschüre 22 4 Interne Broschüre 23 1 Befreiung, (Cologne) 1972-1976 23 2 Kramer Verlag: Zeitschriften 24 Anarchist Journals/Magazines 25 Anarchist Magazines, including Mad/Revolte, (Hamburg) 1971-1981; Die Aktion: Zeitschrift für Politik, Literatur, Kunst, (Hamburg), 1981-1984 26 os 1 Bulletin: Das Organ der Anarchistischen Badischen Föderation, 1975 1978 26 os 2 Der schwarze Gockler, 1978-1980 SDS (Sozialistischer Deutscher Studentenbund) 27 SDS, nos. 0-20,22 materials, incl. pamphlets, position papers Neue Kritik: Zeitschrift Sozialistischer Studenten, (Frankfurt) 1965-1970 28 SDS materials, incl. position papers, newspapers articles, notes 29 SDS Info, (Frankfurt) 1969-1970,nos. 5, 7/8-15, 17-18, 20-21, 24-28 30 1 Sozialistische Correspondenz, (Frankfurt) 1970 30 2 SDS - Korrespondenz, 1966-1968 30 3 Flugblätter 30 4 Flugblätter 31 1 Notstandgesetze, 1968 31 2 -----, 1968 31 3 Flugblätter 32 1 Oberbaum Verlag (Berlin) 32 2 Rudi Dutschke Materials 32 3 ----- 33 os Rote Hilfe: Nachrichten und Mitteilungen, 1971-1973 34 Rote Hilfe 34 1 Flugblätter 34 2 Rote Hilfe 34 3 Rote Hilfe Kommune I 35 1 Flugblätter 35 2 misc. materials 35 3 Tunix-Kongress, 1978 35 4 2. Juni 1967materials 35 5 Log; Berlin Manuskripte P.P. Zahl Verlag (Peter-Paul Zahl Press) 36 1 P.P. Quadrat, nos. 1-5; Zwergschülergänzungshefte, nos. 1-22. Authors incl. Mao Tse-Tung, Günther Wallraff, Michael Bakunin, Friedrich Engels, Agitprop 36 2 materials; Paul Steegemann Verlag 36 3 Springer Kampagne materials, incl. “Psychoanalyse der Bild-Zeitung,” defense by Springer, flyers 36 4 Spartacus: Zeitschrift für lesbare Literatur, (Berlin) 1967-1970,nos. 1-4 Sonderheft 1 Vietnamkrieg (Vietnam War) 37 1 Forward; Up Against the Wall, 1970-1973;Vietnam Exhibit 37 2 materials, incl. position papers, newspaper/magazine articles 37 3 --------, [UNK] incl. Heinz Abosch's Der Endlose Krieg: Bericht über Vietnam, (Frankfurt) 1966 Stadtguerilla (Urban Guerillas) 38 RAF (Rote Armee Faktion) materials: documents, press releases, posters, flyers, texts, incl. Ulrike Meinhoff's Dokumente einer Rebellion 39 RAF materials: documents, texts, pamphlets, newpapers articles, posters 40 Hamburger Info, magazines, flyers for demonstrations 41 1 Revolutionäre Zellen/Revolutionärer Zorn: Zeitung der revolutionären Zellen, 1975-1978;flyers, texts 41 2 Dokumentation: zu den Ereignissen und Entscheidungen im Zusammenhang mit der Entführung von Hans Martin Schleyer und der Lufthansa Maschine...; Bericht über den Polizeieinsatz in Krefeld am 25.6.1983 41 3 Broschüre; Handbuch der Stadtguerillen 41 4 misc. materials 42 Broschüre, authors incl. Ulrike Meinhof, Horst Mahler 43 newspaper/magazine clippings 44 1 2. Juni. 1967 44 2 RC (Republikanischer Club) - Bulletin, (Berlin), ed. Solverig Ehler 1968-1969 44 3 Internationalism, authors/subjects incl. Eldridge Cleaver, Harry Magdoff, Coup in Portugal; Latin American Politics 44 4 Internationalism, subjects incl. Palestine, Iran, Turkey Häuserkampf (Housing Struggle) 45 newspaper/magazine clippings, flyers, press releases 46 1 Instand - Besetzer Post, (Kreuzberg) 1981,nos. 1-12 46 2 --------, nos. 14-23 46 3 nos. 23-31 46 4 Der Besetzer, (Berlin) 1982 46 5 Kreuzberger Stadtteil-Zeitung, 1970-1973,nos. 1-3, 9-10 46 6 Humanes Wohnen, (Hamburg) 1973-1974 K Gruppen (Communist Groups) 47 Broschüre, incl. Rote Garde, Der Funke, Konsequent, 1967-1973 48 Theoretische Thesenpapiere, authors incl. Ernst Mandel 49 1 Bolschewik: Theoretisches Organ der KPD/ML, ed. Zentralbüro der kommunistischen Partei Deutschlands/Marxisten - Leninisten, (Bochum) 1970-1971;miscellaneous newspapers 49 2 Roter Pfeil: Organ der marxistischen-leninistischen Gruppen an der Universität Tübingen, 1970; Rote Fahne; Proletarische Front 49 3 Freies Landvolk: Zeitung der revolutionären Landvolk - Bewegung, 1979-1980; RGO - Revolutionäre Gewerkschaft Opposition, (Frankfurt) 1979-1980 49 4 layout pages 50 texts, position papers, flyers, newspaper clippings 51 Rote Fahne: Organ der Stadteilkomitees der KPD - Aufbau, 1970-1977; Kommunistische Arbeiterpresse: Betriebszeitung der KPD, (Berlin) Edition Voltaire 52 Voltaire Flugschriften, ed. Bernward Vesper (Berlin) 1966-1971,nos. 1-33 (7, 9,30, 32 are missing) Authors incl. Peter Weiss, Jean-Paul Sartre, Heinrich Böll, Günther Anders, Hans Magnus Enzensberger, Black Power, Günter Grass, Rudi Dutschke, Stockley Carmichael, Horst Mahler, Thorwald Throll, Leon Trotsky 52 1 Edition Voltaire Series: Projekte und Modelle, (Frankfurt/Berlin) nos. 1,3,4. Incl., R. Buckminster Fuller, Die Aussichten der Menschheit 1965-1985;Fuller, Erziehungsindustrie; Ossjp K. Flechtheim, Futurologie - Möglichkeiten und Grenzen 52 2 Voltaire Flugschriften (Frankfurt/Berlin: Verlag neue Kritik - Voltaire Verlag), 1966;Klau Mich, 1968 53 Edition Verlag - Voltaire Handbuch. Authors incl. Malcom X, Michael Schneider, Mao Tse-Tung, Ronald Steckel, Frank Benseler, Arno Ploog, Karl-Heinz Roth, Eckard Kanzow, Brigitte Heinrich Internationalismus/Frauenbewegung 54 1 Chile, magazine articles, documents, texts, 1972-1973 54 2 Chile, papers 54 3 Women, Frauenhandbuch; Brot und Rosen Raubdrücke (Pirate Editions) 55 1 Theoretical Materials, incl. lists, documents, papers 55 2 Raubdrücke; authors incl. Wilhelm Reich, Max Horkheimer, Mao Tse-Tung; calenders and address books 56 Raubdrücke, authors incl, Karl Marx, Leon Trotsky 57 Raubdrücke, authors incl. Georg Lukács, Otto Rühle, Erich Fromm, G. Dimitroff, Karl Korsch, Wilhelm Reich, Isaac Deutscher 58 Raubdrücke; authors incl. Joseph Stalin, Siegfried Krakauer, H.M. Enzensberger, Otto Rühle, Theodor Adorno, Jürgen Habermas, Rosa Luxembourg, Michael Bakunin 59 Raubdrücke: authors incl. Herbert Marcuse, Max Horkheimer, Wilhelm Reich, Henryk Grossman, Leon Trotsky Jugendliche Roter-Punkt-Bewegung; Lehrlinge (Youth Movement; Apprentices) 60 1 Roter Punkt; Agitation im Freizeitbereich, (Berlin) 1970 60 2 Roter Punkt, (Heidelberg) 1969-1970 60 3 Neues Rotes Forum, 1970-1972;misc. magazines Schülerbewegung/Kinderladenbewegung (School Movement/Daycare Movement) 61 1 Schülerbewegung: documents; flyers 61 2 ----- 61 3 Kinderladenbewegung: documents, flyers 61 4 ----- 62 Sozialisation. Schüler Jugendbewegung: documents Sexualität and Sozialisation 63 1 Sex Pol-Info, Wilhelm-Reich 63 2 Sozialisation und Sexualität: Theoretische Schriften (theoretical writings) 63 3 ----- Hochschulpolitik (University Politics) 64 1 materials, papers, flyers 64 2 -----

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 64 3 ----- 64 4 ----- 64 5 ----- 65 1 “Kritische Universität” texts, 1967-1968 65 2 Studenten und Presse in Berlin: Eine Untersuchung der Berichterstattung in Zeitungen und Zeitschriften über die Unruhen in Berlin am 2. Juni 1967 und deren Hintergrunde, (Berlin: Axel Springer Verlag) 65 3 Kritische Universität: Dokumentation des Arbeiterkreises Medizin und Verbrechen zum Thema Zwangsterilisation im 3. Reich, (Heidelberg) 1968 65 4 “Germanisches Seminar: Versuch einer Sprachanalyse nationalsozialistischer Texte,” 1969 65 5 FU Spiegel: Offizielle Studentenzeitschrift an der Freien Universität, 1967-1969,nos. 44-46, 48, 51-52, 56-58 65 6 -----, [UNK] nos. 60-67, 70 65 7 FU Spiegel - Anrisse: Zeitung der Studenten der Technischen Universität Berlin, 1967-1969 66 1 Veritas Justitia Libertas: Festschrift zur 200-Jahrfeier der Columbia University New York, überreicht von der Freien Universität Berlin von der Deutschen Hochschule für Berlin, (Berlin) 1953 66 2 Colloquium: Eine deutsche Studentenzeitschrift, (Berlin) 1957-1967 66 3 -----, [UNK] 1967 66 4 -----, [UNK] 1968-1970 66 5 newspapers, magazine clippings 67 os 1 Hochschulkampf: Kampfblatt des Initiativkomitees der roten Zellen in West Berlin, 1971-1972,nos. 1-18, 21, 23-25 67 os 2 Frankfurter Gemeine: Studentenzeitung der Schwarzen Zelle/Direkte Aktion, 1972-1973,nos. 1-7, 9 68 1 Dokumentation FU Berlin: Freie Universität Berlin 1948-1973.,Hochschule im Umbruch, 1973 68 2 FU Info, Beiträge zur Hochschulpolitischen Diskussion, 1972-1973 68 3 Bericht des Rektors der Freien Universität, (Berlin) 1967; Sommersemester 1968; Hochschulrahmengesetz, (Berlin) 1971 69 student documents Kultur (Culture) 70 1 magazines, incl. Theater, (Hannover) 1968-1969 70 2 Das Letzte: Eine seltsame Zeitschrift, (Berlin) 70 3 Magazines; newspapers; flyers 70 4 Poetry; pamphlets Betriebsarbeit (Factory Work) 71 1 Flugblätter 71 2 1. Mai Einheitsfront 71 3 newspapers, documents, flyers 72 1 Basis Gruppen SDS: papers, 1968-1969 72 2 ----- 72 3 Arbeitsmaterialen des IMSF (Institut für Marxistische Studien und Forschungen): Probleme des Klassenkampfes und des Kampfes um gewerkschaftliche Einheit in Italien, (Frankfurt) 1972 72 4 newspapers, strike pamphlets, 1969-1981 72 5 newspapers, incl. Sozialistische Betriebs-Korrespondenz, 1970-1972 Konkret 73 os Konkret, (Hamburg) 1957, 1958, 1959 74 os -----, 1960 75 os -----, 1961 76 os -----, 1962 77 os -----, 1963, 1964 78 Konkret, (June, 1964-May 1966) Studentenzeitungen (Student Newspapers) 79 os Radikal, 1976-1982,nos. 1, 74, 78, 80, 93-109 80 os -----, 1982-1984,nos. 110-129 Politikon: Göttinger Studentenzeitschrift für Niedersachsen, 1970-1980 81 1 nos. 30-37 81 2 nos. 38-45 81 3 nos. 46-52 81 4 nos. 53-59 81 5 nos. 60-65 Zeitschriften (Journals and Magazines) 82 Erziehung und Klassenkampf: Zeitschrift für marxistische Pädogogik, (Frankfurt) 1971-1975,nos. 1-11, 13-17 Sozialistische Politik: Organ kritischer Sozialwissenschaft, (Berlin) 1969-1972,nos. 1-13, 17, 20, 21 83 1 Äesthetik und Kommunikation: Beiträge zur politischen Erziehung, (Frankfurt) 1970-1977,nos. 2-13, 15-19 83 2 Probleme des Klassenkampfes: Zeitschrift für politische Ökonomie und sozialistische Politik, 1971-1972,nos. 1-5 84 Schwarze Protokolle: Zur Theorie der linken Bewegung: Zeitschrift zur Kritik der traditionellen sozialistischen Theorien, (Berlin) 1972-1977,nos. 1-5, 11-15 Der Politologe: Berliner Zeitschrift für politische Wissenschaft, 1965-1968 85 “links”: Sozialistische Zeitung, 1969-1979 misc. socialist materials 86 Diskus: Frankfurter Studentenzeitung, 1965-1976 87 1 Positionen, (Berlin) 1968 87 2 APO Aktuell, 1969 87 3 RT (Der rote Turm Schülerzeitschrift), 1967 87 4 Das Heft; Die revolutionäre Linke, 1969 87 5 Jewish student magazines, incl. Dannach; Schalom Pialus, 1971 88 1 Kreuzberger 36, 1977,nos. 3-5 88 2 Roter Panther, (Frankfurt) 1970-1971 88 3 Wildes Huhn: Nachrichten von und für Unzufriedene, (Salzgitter) 88 4 Hernzel Press, (Cologne), 1975-?,nos. 23-28 88 5 Der Spiegel, 1967-1969 89 1 Graswurzel Revolution, (Munich) 1972-1979,nos. 0-1, 4-8, 11, 40-44 89 2 Die Log Zeitung, (Frankfurt) 1974-1976; Carlos Sponti, (Heidelberg) 89 3 Der Metzger, (Duisburg) 1971-1984 Informations - Dienst: zur Verbreitung unterbliebener Nachrichten, (Frankfurt) 1973-1976 90 1 nos. 8, 10, 12-14, 17-18, 22-23, special edition 90 2 nos. 25-26, 29-30, 32, 34-38 90 3 nos. 39-41, 50-55 90 4 nos. 56-59, 61-63 90 5 nos. 64, 66-72, special edition 90 6 nos. 73-77, 80, 92, 96, 129, 136-137, 140, 145-147 Berliner Extra-Dienst, 1966-1979 91 1 2/12/66-4/29/67 91 2 1/3/67-12/16/67 91 3 1/6/68-4/27/68 91 4 5/1/68-12/24/68 92 1 1/4/69-3/26/69 92 2 4/2/69-6/28/69 92 3 7/5/69-9/27/69 92 4 10/1/69-12/20/69 93 1 1/70-4/25/70 93 2 5/23/70-9/16/70 93 3 9/19/70-12/30/70 93 4 2/13/71-11/27/71 93 5 8/2/72-9/27/72 94 1 4/27/73-10/30/73 94 2 11/2/73-12/24/73 94 3 1/3/74-12/20/74 95 1 1/3/75-3/27/75 95 2 4/4/75-6/27/75 95 3 7/1/75-9/30/75 96 1 10/3/75-12/31/75 96 2 1/6/76-3/30/76 96 3 4/2/76-6/11/76 97 1 6/17/76-9/28/76 97 2 10/1/76-12/30/76 97 3 1/6/77-2/25/77 98 1 1/3/77-4/29/77 98 2 5/3/77-6/28/77 98 3 7/5/77-8/30/77 99 1 9/2/77-10/28/77 99 2 11/1/77-12/29/77 99 3 1/5/78-2/28/78 99 4 3/3/78-4/28/78 100 1 5/4/78-6/30/78 100 2 7/4/78-8/29/78 100 3 9/1/78-10/31/78 100 4 11/3/78-12/28/28 100 5 1/5/79-1/20/79 101 os misc. materials, incl. magazine on Kommune I; Bücher Info; Klassenkampf: Zeitung der Betreibezellen der Proletarischen Linke, 1970-1971 102 os Plakate (posters)

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