From “violence against things” to “violence against people”
On the spring day of April 2, 1968, a young man and woman walked into the Schneider department store in Frankfurt am Main, hid two homemade explosive devices in a secluded corner and set off mechanical alarm clocks adapted to them. At the stroke of midnight, one of the largest stores in the center of the financial capital of West Germany was engulfed in flames. The fire was quickly extinguished, no people were injured, and the damage was fully compensated by insurance.