Chapter 11 The Black Panther Solidarity Committee and the Trial of the Ramstein 2

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents v
3. Acknowledgments vii
4. Introduction ix
5. Part I Atlantic Crossings: From Germany to America and Back
6. Chapter 1 Intellectual Transfer: Theodor W. Adorno’s American Experience 3
7. Chapter 2 The Limits of Praxis: The Social-Psychological Foundations of Theodor Adorno’s and Herbert Marcuse’s Interpretations of the 1960s Protest Movements 13
8. Part II Spaces and Identities
9. Chapter 3 America’s Vietnam in Germany— Germany in America’s Vietnam: On the Relocation of Spaces and the Appropriation of History 41
10. Chapter 4 Topographies of Memory: The 1960s Student Movement in Germany and the US. Representations in Contemporary German Literature 65
11. Chapter 5 “We too are Berliners” Protest, Symbolism, and the City in Cold War Germany 83
12. Part III Protest and Power
13. Chapter 6 A Growing Problem for US Foreign Policy: The West German Student Movement and the Western Alliance 105
14. Chapter 7 Ostpolitik as Domestic Containment: The Cultural Contradictions of the Cold War and the West German State Response 133
15. Part IV Power and Resistance
16. Chapter 8 Transformation by Subversion? Th e New Left and the Question of Violence 155
17. Chapter 9 “From Protest to Resistance” Ulrike Meinhof and the Transatlantic Movement of Ideas 171
18. Part V (En)counter-Culture
19. Chapter 10 White Negroes: The Fascination of the Authentic in the West German Counterculture of the 1960s 191
20. Chapter 11 The Black Panther Solidarity Committee and the Trial of the Ramstein 2 215
21. Chapter 12 Between Ballots and Bullets 241
22. Chapter 13 A Whole World Opening Up: Transcultural Contact, Difference, and the Politicization of “New Left”Activists 255
23. Part VI A Retrospective
24. Chapter 14 “We didn’t know how it was going to turn out” Contemporary Activists Discuss Their Experiences of the 1960s and 1970s 277
25. Contributors 303
26. Bibliography 307
27. Index 327