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Donald DeFreeze. Donald David DeFreeze (November 16, 1943 – May 17, 1974), also known as Cinque Mtume and using the nom de guerre "General Field Marshal Cinque", was known as the "spokesman" of the Symbionese Liberation Army (SLA), a small, American far-left group that formed in Oakland, California in 1973.
- Field Marshal Cinque, Cinque Mtume
Donald DeFreeze, alias "General Field Marshal Cinque" (died in police shootout May 17, 1974, aged 30), William Harris, alias "General Teko" (captured in 1975) Dates of operation: 1973–1975: Headquarters: San Francisco and Los Angeles: Active regions: California, United States: Ideology: Feminism Anti-racism Anti-capitalism New Left ...
- 1973–1975
- No more than 22
El líder del grupo era Donald DeFreeze (16 de noviembre de 1943-17 de mayo de 1974), un comunista, supremacista negro y terrorista de una familia desintegrada que vivió la mayor parte de su vida de asistencia social y que abandonó la escuela a los 14 años de edad, tras lo cual fue arrestado y enviado a prisión por toda clase de crímenes ...
- 1973-1975
- California
- Secuestro de Patty Hearst, Asalto al Banco de Hibernia
4 de feb. de 2024 · Donald DeFreeze, líder del grupo de extrema izquierda Ejército Simbionés de Liberación, entrevistado en una biblioteca. A la izquierda, Patricia Hearst cargando un rifle y con el símbolo del SLA de fondo, en una fotografía que se convirtió en icónica a finales de los años 1970.
5 de abr. de 2024 · Founded in the Berkeley, California-area in 1973 by Donald DeFreeze, known to the group as General Field Marshal Cinque Mtume, the group lived much of its short life in the media spotlight, making the Symbionese Liberation Army (SLA) one of the more infamous revolutionary groups of the era, though one of the least respected politically.
One black Vacaville prisoner, Donald DeFreeze, who was serving a sentence for armed robbery, formed a splinter group, Unisight, that became the basis for the S.L.A. Future S.L.A. members Angela...
19 de mar. de 2016 · Donald DeFreeze, serving a sentence for armed robbery, formed a splinter group called Unisight. The young white students from UC-Berkeley who saw all black inmates as political prisoners oppressed by the racist and corrupt American society assisted in his escape in March 1973.
