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20 July 2020, Saxony-Anhalt, Halle (Saale): Participants in a rally hold up a banner "In memory of Jana L. and Kevin S.". The 9 October Halle initiative had called for the event to commemorate the victims of the attack three quarters of a year ago. The trial of 28-year-old terror suspect Stephan B. is scheduled to begin on July 21 in Magdeburg. B. is said to have attempted to enter the well-attended synagogue in Halle on 9 October 2019, heavily armed. When this failed, he is said to have shot two people nearby and injured several people during his escape before he was arrested. Photo: Jan Woit

20 July 2020, Saxony-Anhalt, Halle (Saale): Participants in a rally hold up a banner "In memory of Jana L. and Kevin S.". The 9 October Halle initiative had called for the event to commemorate the victims of the attack three quarters of a year ago. The trial of 28-year-old terror suspect Stephan B. is scheduled to begin on July 21 in Magdeburg. B. is said to have attempted to enter the well-attended synagogue in Halle on 9 October 2019, heavily armed. When this failed, he is said to have shot two people nearby and injured several people during his escape before he was arrested. Photo: Jan Woit Stock Photo

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20 July 2020, Saxony-Anhalt, Halle (Saale): Participants in a rally hold up a banner "In memory of Jana L. and Kevin S.". The 9 October Halle initiative had called for the event to commemorate the victims of the attack three quarters of a year ago. The trial of 28-year-old terror suspect Stephan B. is scheduled to begin on July 21 in Magdeburg. B. is said to have attempted to enter the well-attended synagogue in Halle on 9 October 2019, heavily armed. When this failed, he is said to have shot two people nearby and injured several people during his escape before he was arrested. Photo: Jan Woitas/dpa-Zentralbild/dpa

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