Meinhof-Puig-Antich was an essentially unknown organization responsible for two small bombings in 1975.  The group is named after two terrorists.  The first is Ulrike Meinhof, the famous journalist who turned into a prominent member of the leftist German terrorist group Baader-Meinhof.  The second is Puig Antich, an anarchist leader of the Mouvement Iberique de Liberation (MIL).  Puig Antich was executed by Franco's regime on March 2nd, 1974 and Ulbrike Meinhof was detained in June 1972 and put on trial on May 21st, 1975.  Meinhof-Puig-Antich's attacks occurred less than a year after Antich's death and while Meinhof was in jail in West German, so there is reason to believe that the group's members were sympathetic to anarchist and socialist views. <p>Meinhof-Puig-Antich's attacks both occurred in France.  The first was a small detonation of two charges of dynamite at a nuclear power station outside of Strasbourg.  The plant was still under construction and thus contained no nuclear material and a warning from Meinhof-Puig-Antich prevented any injuries.  Strong opposition to the presence of the nuclear plant led to the creation of many eco-terrorist groups but none of the known eco-terrorist groups in the area claimed responsibility for the action.  The only indication that Meinhof-Puig-Antich was acting out of more than environmental concerns is the timing and target of its second bombing.  The bombing, which also caused no injuries, set fire to a building on the Champs Elysees in which Swedish organizations operated.  It occurred on the first day of Ulrike Meinhof and the group claimed that its attack was in protest of the beginning of the trial. <p> Meinhof-Puig-Antich appears to have been focused on symbolic attacks in France to protest the actions of non-French governments.  It deliberately avoided causing civilian injuries and fatalities by ensuring that its targets would be empty upon the time of the attack.  Its short-lived period of activities indicate that it was a very small group acting spontaneously and without any serious agenda.<br />