World unites in ceremonies to honour and remember those slain in Paris

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World unites in ceremonies to honour and remember those slain in Paris
Mon, 12 Jan, 2015 - 00:00

About 18,000 people gathered at the French embassy next to the Brandenburg Gate in solidarity for the victims. Many brought flowers or pencils and held up signs saying “Je suis Charlie”.

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