Germany: Thousands march in memory of shooting victims in Hanau

W/S Demonstration against terrorism and racism, Hanau
W/S Demonstrators marching with Turkish flags
M/S Demonstrator on wheelchair holding photo of victim
W/S Demonstrators marching
M/S Demonstrators marching and chanting "Nazis out"
W/S Demonstrators marching
W/S Demonstrators marching with large Turkish flag
M/S Demonstrators marching
M/S Sign "Kesselstadt" with writing "Nazis out"
W/S Demonstrators marching
W/S Demonstrators marching
W/S Demonstrators banners reading "together against terror and anti-muslim racism"
W/S Demonstration
W/S Demonstrators holding flags and banners
SOT, Speaker (German): "We came here today to mourn together and to remember the victims of the terror attack. The last few days have not been easy for us. Such a terrorist act in Germany leaving 9 victims, has torn our lives. For us, our world, a piece of our home collapsed. They were not Turkish, Bosnian, Afghans or Romanians who were stripped from us, they were nine citizens of Hanau, children of this society. We lost our children, our siblings."
W/S Demonstrators listening to speakers
M/S Demonstrator holding victim's photo
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M/S Demonstrators holding flags and banners
M/S Banner reading "Say their names! Gokhan Gultekin"
W/S Demonstration as Quran verses are heard
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Thousands of people marched through the streets of Hanau on Sunday, to protest against right-wing extremism and racism in the wake of the deadly Hanau shooting.
Demonstrators could be seen holding Turkish flags and banners reading "together against terror and anti-muslim racism" as they marched through Kessel and Heumarkt, districts of Hanau.
A speaker on stage addressed the crowd saying "We came here today to mourn together and to remember the victims of the terror attack. The last few days have not been easy for us. Such a terrorist act in Germany leaving 9 victims, has torn our lives."
He added, "For us, our world, a piece of our home collapsed. They were not Turkish, Bosnian, Afghans or Romanians who were stripped from us, they were nine citizens of Hanau, children of this society. We lost our children, our siblings."
On Wednesday, February 19, a 43-year-old German citizen from Hanau opened fire outside a shisha bar at Heumarkt district, driving off to a second location in Kesselstadt district, where he opened fire again.
The double shooting left at least 10 people dead, with five injured, before the suspect and his 72-year-old mother were found dead at his address in the early hours of Thursday morning.