Co-founder of Japanese Red Army terror group released from prison after 20 years
Published May 28, 2022
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6,802
Likes
70
Comments
40
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The co-founder of the Japanese Red Army terror group, Fusako Shige-nobu, has been released from prison after serving a 20 year sentence. Shige-nobu was arrested in Osaka in 2000, after being convicted of masterminding the 1974 siege of the French Embassy in the Hague. Subscribe to our channel for all our latest in-de…
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- May 28, 2022
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How Co-founder of Japanese Red Army terror group released from prison after 20 years is doing
It has 6.80K views in total. It ranks #13,252,496 among tracked YouTube videos by views.
Key facts about Co-founder of Japanese Red Army terror group released from prison after 20 years
- Total views
- 6.80K
- Total likes
- 70
- Total comments
- 40
- Published
- May 28, 2022
- Global rank by views
- #13,252,496
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Co-founder of Japanese Red Army terror group released from prison after 20 years has 6,802 views, 70 likes and 40 comments, ranking #13,252,496 among tracked YouTube videos by views.
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