Vandals Uproot Berlin Tree Commemorating Pride Attack Victims
Berlin leaders say they will replant a memorial tree for Pride attack victims after vandals uprooted it and damaged a nearby rainbow bench.
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After the alleged Islamist attack on the CSD on 25 July in the Tiergarten in Berlin, a tree had been planted in memory of the victims. Unknown people have now pulled the maple out of the ground.
Unknown people have uprooted the memorial tree for the victims of the CSD attack in Berlin's Tiergarten. Previously, the rainbow bench had already been damaged.
In Berlin's Tiergarten, a maple tree recalls the terrorist attack on Christopher Street Day. Unknown people damaged it at night.
Klen, planted in the Berlin district of Mitte in memory of the CSD tragedy, was ripped out of the ground, and previously unknown people also broke a bench in the flowers of the rainbow installed there.
A maple tree planted in Tiergarten Park in tribute to the victims of the July attack on the March of Pride in Berlin was ripped out, a week after the vandalism of a nearby rainbow bench.
The unknown destroy a memorial for the CSD attack victims in the Tiergarten again.
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