Berlin shaken by attack on Pride March: 'I never thought this could happen in the most queer-friendly city in the world'
People gather as candles are lit in front of landmark Brandenburg Gate illuminated in rainbow colors on the evening of July 26, 2026 in Berlin, one day after the car ramming attack on the outskirts of Berlin's Christopher Street Day (CSD) parade on late July 25, 2026. JOHN MACDOUGALL / AFP On the afternoon of Sunday, July 26, a light rain slowly fell across Berlin, as if the city itself was mourning after the attack that had tragically ended the Christopher Street Day parade – known as the Pride March – the day before. The event, held every year since 1979, usually gathers hundreds of thousands people in the German capital in support of LGBTQ+ rights and the fight against discrimination.
- ▪People gather as candles are lit in front of landmark Brandenburg Gate illuminated in rainbow colors on the evening of July 26, 2026 in Berlin, one day after the car ramming attack on the outskirts of Berlin's Christopher Street Day (CSD) p
- ▪JOHN MACDOUGALL / AFP On the afternoon of Sunday, July 26, a light rain slowly fell across Berlin, as if the city itself was mourning after the attack that had tragically ended the Christopher Street Day parade – known as the Pride March –
- ▪The event, held every year since 1979, usually gathers hundreds of thousands people in the German capital in support of LGBTQ+ rights and the fight against discrimination.
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People gather as candles are lit in front of landmark Brandenburg Gate illuminated in rainbow colors on the evening of July 26, 2026 in Berlin, one day after the car ramming attack on the outskirts of Berlin's Christopher Street Day (CSD) parade on late July 25, 2026. JOHN MACDOUGALL / AFP On the afternoon of Sunday, July 26, a light rain slowly fell across Berlin, as if the city itself was mourning after the attack that had tragically ended the Christopher Street Day parade – known as the Pride March – the day before. The event, held every year since 1979, usually gathers hundreds of thousands people in the German capital in support of LGBTQ+ rights and the fight against discrimination.
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