Danish far-left criminal group active from 1972 to 1989, which committed robberies to finance the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine (PFLP). The group was known for its extreme secrecy, meticulous planning, and use of disguises. One police officer was killed during their final robbery in 1988. The gang was disbanded after the discovery of a weapons cache on Blekingegade in 1989.
CRIMENET has extracted 7 linkages for this organization, including 6 cooperative ties across 2 organizations, 1 other connections and footprints in 7 countries.
small consignments of stolen weapons were carefully packaged and literally buried in various forests near Vienna, Zürich and Paris for later pickup by PFLP or its allies.
small consignments of stolen weapons were carefully packaged and literally buried in various forests near Vienna, Zürich and Paris for later pickup by PFLP or its allies.
Appel, Hauton, Jensen, and possibly another KAK member negotiated with Wadi Haddad in Baghdad, Iraq, in February 1977.
In October 1969, two KUF members were the first Westerners to train in PFLP training camps in Jordan
From June to July 1970, Jensen, Peter Døllner and Jørgen Poulsen were in PFLP training camps in Lebanon and Jordan.
Active regions: Denmark , Sweden
small consignments of stolen weapons were carefully packaged and literally buried in various forests near Vienna, Zürich and Paris for later pickup by PFLP or its allies.