"Downfall of the Red Army Faction - Dissolution and Collapse of the RAF (1992-1998)" thrillingly depicts how the RAF came to its dissolution, decay, and downfall. The state was unable to defeat the RAF militarily. How did the RAF ultimately meet its end? What role did the Coordination Group Terrorism play in this? What part did former intelligence officer and then Federal Minister of Justice Klaus Kinkel have? Was it the domestic intelligence informant Klaus Steinmetz who dealt the fatal blow to the RAF? Or was it primarily the internal conflict within the RAF between reformers and hardliners that led to the downfall of the Red Army Faction? The book provides well-founded answers to these questions, primarily based on the RAF's statements, declarations, letters, and other textual documents.