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Maaveerar Naal was commemorated by Tamils across mainland Europe, with families gathering in various cities to remember their dead.
We've included a selection of photographs European cities below.
See also: British Tamils commemorate Maveerar Naal (27 Nov 2014)
Norway
Stavanger:
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Oslo:
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Scotland
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 Photographs: Pathivu |
Netherlands
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 Photographs: Pathivu |
Germany
Dortmund:
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Essen:
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 Photographs: Suti Siva Pictures / Aheenaam |
See our post: Memorial for Tamil war dead unveiled in Germany (02 December 2014)
Munich:
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 Photographs: Pathivu |
Switzerland:
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Italy:
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Palermo
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Sweden:
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Finland:
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Belgium:
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Denmark
In Denmark, Tamils gathered in the cities of Kernin and Kolpek.
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France:
Paris:
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 Photographs: Pathivu |
Strasbourg:
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 Photographs: Pathivu |
Monaco:
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 Photographs: Pathivu |
Spain:
Valencia:
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