Irmgard Möller, who was released from prison in 1994 after nearly 23 years, was involved in the early stages of the RAF. She is the only survivor of the still unresolved Stammheim death night of 1977 and welcomed the RAF's decision in 1992 to refrain from carrying out any further attacks on behalf of the prisoners. In this book, she explains why she joined the RAF, discusses the development of armed struggle, and shares her experiences of solitary confinement, hunger strikes, and life after her release from prison.