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New Miniseries 'Blindspot Berlin' Examines 2016 Christmas Market Attack

The new miniseries 'Blindspot Berlin' examines the institutional failures surrounding the 2016 Christmas market attack in Berlin, which resulted in twelve deaths. The series follows the police investigation into Anis Amri, the perpetrator, and highlights the challenges faced by law enforcement in addressing threats from extremist groups. It is set to premiere in Germany in October.

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The new miniseries 'Blindspot Berlin' examines the institutional failures surrounding the 2016 Christmas market attack in Berlin, which resulted in twelve deaths. The series follows the police investigation into Anis Amri, the perpetrator, and highlights the challenges faced by law enforcement in addressing threats from extremist groups. It is set to premiere in Germany in October.

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German drama 'Blindspot Berlin' revisits 2016 Christmas market attack

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New Miniseries 'Blindspot Berlin' Examines 2016 Christmas Market Attack