Unpaginated photo book dedicated to ‘allen noch lebenden Widerstandskämpfern des Dritten Reiches’, consisting of some 29 black-and-white images of the funeral of three RAF members, each accompanied by a short explanatory text on the facing page, with a few pages of just texts from contemporary chronicles, the images depicting the open graves and the grave before and during the funeral, as it becomes a public spectacle and the cemetery fills with spectators and media. On 27 October 1977, photographer Max Dans attended the funeral of Andreas Baader, Gudrun Ensslin and Jan-Carl Raspe, three founders and leaders of the 'RAF' ('Rote Armee Fraktion') who allegedly committed collective suicide while in prison. They were imprisoned for allegedly orchestrating several bombings, which resulted in the death of four people. Most of the media coverage of the funeral ignored the presence of a large police force and Dans wanted to provide a different perspective. After examining the photographs with his friend Lothar Beck, a priest, they came up with the idea of producing this photo book.