Germany regrets boycott by Munich attack victims' families

Families of 1972 Olympics victims to boycott German ceremony

Families demand opening of archives, public apology, higher compensation

Israeli families of 1972 Munich Olympics victims demand more compensation

Families spokesperson says they won't attend memorial ceremony next month in Germany until Berlin takes issue seriously; 'Palestinian terrorists can't be given more money than the victims,' one of the widows says

Germany regrets boycott by Munich attack victims’ families, offers to continue talks

Families not willing to attend September 5th 50-year anniversary ceremony over 'insulting' compensation offer from Berlin

Germany regrets boycott by Munich attack victims' families

The German government said Friday it regrets plans by families of Israeli athletes killed at the 1972 Summer Olympics in Munich to boycott a 50-year anniversary ceremony next month and said it was prepared to continue talks on further compensation.

Israeli families of Munich Olympics victims demand more compensation

On Sept. 5, 1972, members of the Israeli Olympic team were taken hostage and killed at the athletes' village by the Black September group.

Israeli families of 1972 Munich Olympics victims demand more compensation

By Ayhan Uyanik MUNICH - The families of Israeli athletes murdered at the 1972 Munich Olympics are unhappy with fresh German compensation offers and plan to boycott a ceremony marking the 50th anniversary of the attack in protest, their spokesperson told Reuters on Friday. An official ceremony is planned for Sept. 5 in Munich. "I don't want some euros to be thrown in my direction. We