Among other things, investigators found 40,000 (about $42,000) in cash, a bazooka with a warhead, pistols and Kalashnikov rifles. The weapon finds are the biggest success for the investigating authorities in years.
"I can't imagine that the two of them are currently living out their days in peace," Friedo de Vries, the head of the Lower Saxony State Criminal Police Office, told the German Press Agency.
One of the pistols comes from a raid on a gun store in Maxdorf, Rhineland-Palatinate in 1984. Officers hope to be able to link more of the weapons found to RAF crimes.
The so-called "third generation" of left-wing terrorists, to which Klette and the two fugitives belong, were active between 1984 and 1993 and killed 10 people.
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