Solidarity rally in Paris
Paris, 11.01.15:With Federal Foreign Minister Frank-Walter Steinmeier and Federal Economics Affairs Minister Sigmar Gabriel, Chancellor Angela Merkel flew to Paris for the rally.
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French President François Hollande greets the Chancellor at the Élysée Palace.
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Germany mourns the victims of the terrorist attacks with France.
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Hundreds of thousands demonstrate their solidarity and condemn terrorism in the wake of the attacks on the office of the satirical magazine "Charlie Hebdo" and a Jewish supermarket.
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The rally was led by the relatives of the 17 victims of last week’s attacks.
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"Je suis Charlie" – I am Charlie. Signs demonstrating solidarity could be seen everywhere in Paris, not only at the rally.
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Chancellor Angela Merkel and Federal Economics Affairs Minister Sigmar Gabriel arrive at the starting point for the rally in the centre of Paris.
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A huge number of heads of state and government and European Union representatives were in Paris to take part in the rally.
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Arm in arm, representatives of about 50 countries took a clear stance in support of liberty and condemnation of terrorism.
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