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Rote Hilfe e.V.
Rote Hilfe e.V. ("Red Aid," abbreviated RH)〔"e.V." is an abbreviation for "eingetragener Verein," or "registered association."〕 is a German far-left prisoner support group. RH was founded in 1975, although localized groups calling themselves "Rote Hilfe" had begun to appear at the end of the 1960s.〔Aust, Stefan, (''The Baader-Meinhof complex'' ) Translated by Anthea Bell (1987), Random House Group, Ltd., pp. 189. ISBN 978-1-84792-045-4. Retrieved July 1, 2010〕〔(''2008 Annual Report on the Protection of the Constitution'' ) (PDF) Federal Office for the Protection of the Constitution, Germany. pp. 159-161 Retrieved July 1, 2010〕 The group views itself as a successor to the Weimar-era Rote Hilfe. In the 1970s, it worked on behalf of Red Army Faction prisoners, and a few RH members went on to join the RAF or similar groups (e.g., Angelika Speitel and Hans-Joachim Klein).〔Aust 219〕〔Burleigh, Michael (2008). (''Blood and Rage: A Cultural History of Terrorism'' ). HarperPress. p. 244.〕 Today half of Rote Hilfe's budget is spent paying the legal fees, fines, and expenses of left-wing prisoners.〔 It also publishes a quarterly journal, ''Die Rote Hilfe'' ("Red Aid"), and other publications, organizes events, etc.〔 The Federal Office for the Protection of the Constitution considers it a "left-wing extremist" organization.〔 RH is headquartered in Göttingen and, as of 2008, had about 5,000 members.〔("Juso-Chefin verlässt 'Rote Hilfe'" ) ''Der Spiegel'' (December 1, 2007). Retrieved July 1, 2010 〕
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