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Description	Hanns Martin Schleyer after being captured by RAF militants
Source	Deutsche Presse-Agentur
Article	Hanns Martin Schleyer
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Picture taken by either Willi-Peter Stoll, Sieglinde Hofmann, Peter-Jürgen Boock or Stefan Wisniewski in September 1977, exact photographer unknown. Fair use is claimed to illustrate the subject in question, specifically the abduction of the subject, and no free alternatives are currently known.

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