27 February 1969Arrest of Rainer LanghansRainer Langhans
Langhans, now a member of West Berlin Tupamaros (a precursor of Movement 2 June), is arrested
Historical records for Germany in 1969, rendered directly from the World History Database and ordered by month, day and event.
Langhans, now a member of West Berlin Tupamaros (a precursor of Movement 2 June), is arrested
American president Richard Nixon visits Berlin, among the many Berliners waiting to greet him are Kommune I members Dieter Kunzelmann and Rainer Langhans, they attempt to bomb Nixons motorcade, but the bomb is discovered
American president Richard Nixon visits Berlin, among the many Berliners waiting to greet him are Kommune I members Dieter Kunzelmann and Rainer Langhans, they attempt to bomb Nixons motorcade, but the bomb is discovered
American president Richard Nixon visits Berlin, among the many Berliners waiting to greet him are Kommune I members Dieter Kunzelmann and Rainer Langhans, they attempt to bomb Nixons motorcade, but the bomb is discovered
American president Richard Nixon visits Berlin, among the many Berliners waiting to greet him are Kommune I members Dieter Kunzelmann and Rainer Langhans, they attempt to bomb Nixons motorcade, but the bomb is discovered
Langhans, now a member of West Berlin Tupamaros (a precursor of Movement 2 June), is arrested
Dies in Obersasbach, Baden
The four convicted arsonists Andreas Baader, Gudrun Ensslin, Horst S”hnlein, and Thorwald Proll are released from prison pending review of their cases
The four convicted arsonists Andreas Baader, Gudrun Ensslin, Horst S”hnlein, and Thorwald Proll are released from prison pending review of their cases
The four convicted arsonists Andreas Baader, Gudrun Ensslin, Horst S”hnlein, and Thorwald Proll are released from prison pending review of their cases
The four convicted arsonists Andreas Baader, Gudrun Ensslin, Horst S”hnlein, and Thorwald Proll are released from prison pending review of their cases
Represents Germany as leaders open the Hague summit on completion, deepening and enlargement of the European Communities.
Supports the Hague agreement to open enlargement negotiations with applicant countries including Britain, Denmark and Ireland.
The Baader-Meinhog bomb Berlin
Publication of "An Essay on Liberation". Publication of "A Critique of Pue Tolerance"
Publication of "An Essay on Liberation". Publication of "A Critique of Pue Tolerance"
After serving a year in jail, Ensslin and Baader, and their two co-defendants Horst Sohnlein and Thorwald Proll are released temporarily pending an appeal, when the appeal fails, Ensslin, Baader and Proll escape to France as fugitives
After serving a year in jail, Ensslin and Baader, and their two co-defendants Horst Sohnlein and Thorwald Proll are released temporarily pending an appeal, when the appeal fails, Ensslin, Baader and Proll escape to France as fugitives
After serving a year in jail, Ensslin and Baader, and their two co-defendants Horst Sohnlein and Thorwald Proll are released temporarily pending an appeal, when the appeal fails, Ensslin, Baader and Proll escape to France as fugitives
Appointed Chancellor of Germany
Appointed Deputy Chancellor in the SDP-FDP coalition
After serving a year in jail, Ensslin and Baader, and their two co-defendants Horst S”hnlein and Thorwald Proll are released temporarily pending an appeal, when the appeal fails, Ensslin, Baader and Proll escape to France as fugitives
Appointed Foreign Minister
Directs Katzelmacher.
Leaves her job at Konkret in the early part of 1969 (later returning to vandalise the offices in May) and begins her life as a guerilla
Directs Love Is Colder Than Death.
Ulrike Meinhof, having grown increasingly disillusioned with her life, divorces her husband
Directs Michael Kohlhaas - Der Rebell.
Appointed Minister President
Appointed President of Germany
Appointed Regional Party Chairman
Appointed Minister of Defence
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