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Special Commemoration of the OEZ Attack: Underground Trains, Buses and Trams Stand Still in Munich Today

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On the anniversary of the attack at the OEZ, the MVG in Munich takes part in the minute of silence – with consequences for passengers in Munich.

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In Munich, politicians and survivors of the victims of the attack on the Olympic shopping centre have thought. Buses and trains are supposed to stand still during a minute's silence in the evening.

·Frankfurt, Germany
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On the anniversary of the attack at the OEZ, the MVG in Munich takes part in the minute of silence – with consequences for passengers in Munich.

·Munich, Germany
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In Munich today, the victims of the right-wing extremist and racist terrorist attack on the Olympic shopping centre are thought ten years ago.

·Germany
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In memory of the victims of the racist attack, the MVG interrupts its operation on Wednesday at 5:51 p.m. There are also changes due to an event at the Olympic shopping centre with Federal President Steinmeier and relatives.

·Munich, Germany
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Memorial “For You” Hofmann Wed., July 22, 2026 - 5:50 p.m. Commemoration for the nine victims of the racist attack of July 22, 2016 Memorial “For You”: Memorial to the OEZ attack Michael Nagy/Munich Press Office The memorial “For You” on Hanauer Straße commemorates the nine people who were murdered on July 22, 2016, in a right-wing terrorist and racist attack at the Olympia Shopping Center. The memorial is located near the OEZ in Moosach – wher…

Ten years ago, nine innocent people died in a racist attack in Munich. Their families have not forgotten them. Here are their stories.

·Augsburg, Germany
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Augsburger Allgemeine broke the news in Augsburg, Germany on Tuesday, July 21, 2026.
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