German Terrorist Freed
Associated Press
MAINZ, West Germany —
Klaus Juenschke, a left-wing terrorist sentenced to life in prison for robbing a bank and killing a police officer, was pardoned Thursday after serving 16 years in prison. Juenschke, 40, a former member of the Red Army Faction, has renounced terrorism in several interviews with the news media.
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