“Capitalism leads to fascism - down with capitalism!” Ulrike Meinhof could have subscribed to this slogan of the West German student riots, popular in 1967–1969, with both hands: it was her slogan. A female legend of the anti-fascist struggle, a person who consciously refused (following the example of Che Guevara) from the prosperous life of “the most brilliant journalist in Germany” and went underground to give her life for her ideals▫—Ulrike Meinhof made exactly this path: from rejection of fascism, war and violence, combined with a naive belief in the “democracy” of the capitalist state, leads to the understanding that this state is crypto-fascist, that it carries fascism within itself (it just doesn’t let fascism out until there is a need for it).