Trial of Former RAF Member Daniela Klette Opens Under Tight Security
Klette faces charges of armed robbery and attempted murder, with her defense alleging political bias in the proceedings.
- The trial began on March 25, 2025, in Celle, addressing 13 robberies and an attempted murder allegedly committed between 1999 and 2016.
- Klette, a former member of the Red Army Faction's third generation, is accused of stealing €2.7 million with accomplices to fund their lives in hiding.
- The trial was relocated from Verden to Celle due to security concerns, with the court employing extensive measures, including heavily armed guards and restricted access.
- Klette's defense has called for the trial's dismissal, claiming it is politically motivated and unfair due to her past RAF affiliation.
- The proceedings, expected to last up to two years, will not address her alleged involvement in RAF terrorism, which is subject to a separate investigation.





















































































