Ulrike Meinhof

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Ulrike Meinhof  link (Journalist,activist)
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Born	7 October 1934 Oldenburg, Lower Saxony,Germany
Died	9 May 1976 Stuttgart,Baden-Württemberg,Germany
Cause of death	"suicide"
Nationality	German
Spouse	Klaus Rainer Röhl
Exposed	Germany/VIPaedophile

Ulrike Marie Meinhof was a German journalist and founding member of the Red Army Faction (RAF).

Activities

Exposed sexual abuse

Full article: Germany/VIPaedophile

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“Yes, Ulrike Meinhof was a terrorist and how she was radicalized or how she radicalized herself – both are probably true - was fatal. But the beginning was that she, as a journalist and psychologist, had to find out after all through many interviews that girls in children's homes were visited by judges, prosecutors, politicians, high-ranking businessmen in the evenings when they went to bed, were sexually abused, that the head of the children's home opened up and these people experienced the worst suffering and she ran against walls when she published this. She has written a book about it. The book "Bambule" was later censored. You won't find anything more about it. I read it uncensored at the time. And of course you can still find it today, if you just want to.”
Andrea Christidis (2018) 

Death

Her sister, Wienke Zitzlaff, stated that Meinhof had told her only days before her death: "You can stand up and fight only while you are alive. If they say I committed suicide, be sure that it was a murder". The German Wikipedia (as of 04/2025) makes the case that not much in the suicide thesis is questionable, while the English Wikipedia version is more open to it. Meinhof may have been raped, or there was an attempt to rape her before her death.

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