(6)Fusako Shigenobu

(6)Fusako Shigenobu

TOKYO, Japan - Fusako Shigenobu (L), the founder of the Japanese Red Army and a key figure in a series of international terrorist incidents in the 1970s, smiles on arrival in Tokyo on Nov. 8 from Osaka Prefecture, where she was arrested earlier in the day.

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