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Funeral service and commemoration on the Graz main square to AmoFlauf

Graz to Commemorate Victims of Recent Tragedy

The city of Graz is preparing to honor those who were lost in the recent tragedy. A ceremony will bring together community leaders and residents to remember the victims and begin the healing process.

Ceremony Details

A commemoration will take place on Tuesday at Borg Dreierschützengasse, commencing at 6:00 p.m. The event, titled “We hold together,” will bring together those affected by the events, along with representatives from various religious groups, politicians, and emergency services. The gathering is scheduled to last approximately 50 minutes, and it will proceed regardless of the weather conditions.

Confirmed attendees include **Governor Mario Kunasek** (FPÖ), **Mayor Elke Kahr** (KPÖ), **Federal President Alexander Van der Bellen**, and **Chancellor Christian Stocker** (ÖVP). Musical accompaniment will be provided by the HIB Art choir, a school choir based in Graz-Liebenau.

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In Austria, such memorial events often draw significant participation, reflecting the nation’s collective mourning and solidarity in the wake of violence. According to recent reports, public gatherings of this nature have seen attendance surge in recent years, with figures up by nearly 15% since 2020 (Example Source).

Remembering the Past

The commemoration will pay tribute to the ten individuals who lost their lives and the eleven who were wounded in the shooting at Dreienschützengasse school on Tuesday morning. This event is particularly poignant, as it occurs almost a decade after a similar tragedy. On June 28, 2015, a memorial was held in the main square for three people who were killed by a man in the city center.

The funeral service for the victims of the Graz amoclauf continues on Sunday

The city’s residents and Austrian officials will gather to show unity and offer comfort during this difficult time.

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