Rolf Clemens Wagner (30 August 1944 – 11 February 2014) was a member of the left wing terrorist organisation Red Army Faction (RAF).

Some of the major points of his terrorist career are listed below; On 19 November 1979, Wagner was arrested in Zurich.

Wagner was extradited to West Germany, and in 1985 he was sentenced to two life terms in prison for murder.

Wagner caused controversy again in October 2007 when he made a statement about his previous crimes;[9] In retrospect, many of our decisions seem correct even today.

He, with his SS history, acting as the business leader in the occupied zones and in his new role as strong-arm and President of the Employers Association; we didn’t choose him by chance.Many members of German society were outraged at Wagner’s remarks,[10] such as Rupert Scholz, the former Federal Minister of Defense who called for Wagner to be charged with “speech encouraging criminality.” [11]