Sorry Michael
(MdSalemi)!
Re: pagoda movie sighting
To Hauser and Richard--speaking of watching movies with the intent of finding a Pagoda...
Just read that a 2008 German movie is being released today in the USA about the German terrorist group Baader-Meinhof gang of the 1970's. The still shot in the newspaper had them in front of a couple of MB sedans. Maybe if you watch the movie a Pagoda will show up! Cheesy
Sorry Michael,
I must have been sleeping since...
In August last year you mentioned something about the German movie "
Baader-Meinhof Komplex" ...
and now I am reading your posting.
Yes, you are right. The Baader-Meinhof gang, called RAF (Rote Armee Fraktion, Red Army Fraction) was the top terrorist gang in Germany in the 1970ies and 80ies.
Andreas Baader, Gudrun Enslin and Ulrike Meinhof were their founders and members of the first generation.
They were responsible for quite many murders of officials and politicians in those years.
The three committed suicide in prison in Stuttgart-Stammheim in 1976 and 1977 when attempts of their terrorist colleageus failed to press the liberation of these prisoners by other terrorist's acts, mainly the failed hijacking of a Lufthansa Boeing 737-200 in Mogadishu, Somalia in Autumn 1977.
I was a young teenager in those years, it was terrifying to watch the results of their "actions" on TV by then, horrible.
Why do I tell you that ...? You are bored ...?
Well, Ulrike Meinhof's husband (Klaus Rainer Röhl) owned a ... eh?
Yes, a
Pagoda..., you are right !!
Well, at least in the movie, which you (Michael) mentioned. The white car (most likely a 230 form what I could see about the rearview mirror) was only visible in two or three short scenes, but it was there!
I don't know however, whether Röhl had a Pagoda in his real life. He is still alive, maybe he still owns the car... (don't believe so).
One of the last victims was the Head of the "Deutsche" Bank in Frankfurt, Alfred Herrhausen, who lived in Bad Homburg, a wealthy town near Frankfurt.
And Alfred Herrhausen's last home, Ellerhöhweg in Bad Homburg and the crossroad, where he was killed by a bomb attack, Seedammweg, is only about 2 or 3 miles away from my current home Friedrichsdorf (by far not as wealthy as Bad Homburg) and close to my today's jogging terrain (Bad Homburg forrest)
... weird !! :'(
What's the essence about this story?
It comes all about and with the pagoda ...
In either case, the pagoda of Ulrike Meinhof's husband and my very fine parts car never had anything to do with those terrorist's acts.
Achim