That was music from gene civilians the ja finnish musician you know i cannot help but think about the congregants that day. When you listen to the music but give you that thought later we have the german president Frank Walter Steinmeier at the podium to get at minister president state premier. Mr perverts mr schuester mr massey accidents and accidents nice. Ladies and gentlemen. Family members of the victims guests i knew i was struggling and a year has passed when i. Its already been a here its only going to be here in the house today one year ago right here and how that a nightmare became real in broad daylight. At the heart of germany in germany of all places and your eyes try going up a year has passed but the pain. And the horror then go on to get duncan mind you because my thoughts and my deepest sympathy go to those who have lost their loved ones i mentioned 2 people were murdered in cold blood. Yeah not a lot not kevin shrugs a sight and the smell of it for the people who love
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Babaji welcome to news asia glad you could join us 3 years ago today myanmars army began a brutal military crackdown against the rohingya most the minority triggering a mass exodus of the community to me but in bonn other fish more than 700000 rohingya fled what one u. N. Official described as a textbook example of ethnic cleansing they joined hundreds of thousands of others who had fled in yeah yeahs to camps like these in bangladesh overcrowded and with poor facilities bombed other issues attempts to return the refugees to me and from here have been unsuccessful he has more on 3 hours of a tragedy that appears set to make for yet more time. The oldest 2017. A brutal crackdown begins in myanmars record state triggering a mass exodus. Hundreds of thousands of range of muslims are forced to flee. Many say they faced murder torture and rape at the hands of Myanmar Security forces. The myanmar government says the Army Operations were conducted against range of terrorists who had staged de