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Even Before Attack, Berlin’s Gay Community Felt ‘More and More Unsafe’

Even Before Attack, Berlin’s Gay Community Felt ‘More and More Unsafe’
New York Times Monday 27 July 2026, 10:02 UTC By Jim Tankersley and Philip Kaleta 1 min read
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People mourn after an assailant plowed a rented van into a group of people celebrating Pride.

People mourn after an assailant plowed a rented van into a group of people celebrating Pride. [Image text:] lass i84 todlich
Berlin (LOCATION) Gay Community (ORG)
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