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German Tamils held a remembrance event in Berlin last week, to commemorate 16 years since the Sri Lankan air force massacred 53 school girls in the Vanni.
The event consisted of poetry recitals and speeches, as well as a moment of silence to commemorate those killed. Members of the public were also given flyers on the massacre and other atrocities committed by the Sri Lankan state.
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