Rote Zora (2000)

Rote Zora was a militant women's group active in Germany during the 1980s, responsible for over twenty attacks and other offenses. They opposed nuclear, genetic, and reproductive technologies, using property damage as a means of radical political opposition, always striving to avoid harming people. The film "Die Rote Zora" features an interview with Corinna Kawaters, the only woman convicted of "membership in a terrorist organization" for her involvement with the group. The film also includes a conversation with social scientist Erika Feyerabend, who, along with other members of the Gen-Archiv Essen, became involved in the police investigations targeting Rote Zora in the late 1980s.