Nie war ich furchtloser

Inge Viett, who was awarded the title of "top terrorist with a particularly gruesome handwriting" in the 1970s, speaks without sentimentality about her life: her close, musty childhood with foster parents in the North German province, her time in the Berlin subculture and the beginning of her political involvement. She broke out of prison twice, became a member of the "Movement 2 June" ... "She doesn't want to critically reflect on what happened, but rather to recount how she lived - this distinguishes her book from almost all texts published to date in which former members of the RAF or the June 2 Movement have come to terms with their history. Oliver Tolmein, DIE ZEIT.