Die Tragödie von Graz - #1411

Der Amoklauf eines ehemaligen Schülers eines Grazer Gymnasiums erschüttert Österreich. Mindestens zehn Menschen sind tot, etliche sind schwer verletzt. Sie wurden Opfer des 21-jährigen Steirers, der mit zwei Schusswaffen auf die Kinder losgegangen ist und danach Suizid begangen hat. Es sind Schreckensszenen, wie man sie sonst nur aus dem USA kennt. In Österreich hat es ein derartiges Schulmassaker noch nie gegeben. FALTER-Autorin Gerlinde Pölsler hat den Tag in Graz erlebt und sie kapituliert, was passiert ist und was wir bislang wissen.Weiterlesen:Hier lesen Sie einen Bericht von Gerlinde Pölsler im aktuellen FALTER.maily.Der FALTER.morgen vom 11. Juni 2025 berichtet über weitere Details des Falles. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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