On a July evening in Berlin, a car drove into the Tiergarten during Christopher Street Day — one of Europe's largest Pride festivals — killing at least one person and wounding more than a dozen others near the Brandenburg Gate. The driver fled, leaving behind a crashed vehicle and an open question of motive that authorities were only beginning to pursue. It is a moment that transforms a day of collective visibility and joy into one of grief and vigilance, asking again what it means to gather openly in public life.
Car Plows Into Berlin Pride Celebration, Killing at Least One
At least one person killed and 16+ injured, some with life-threatening wounds, in the vehicle attack on Pride event attendees.