Interviews with public about Berlin Christmas market attack

The transcript discusses the resilience of Berliners following a tragic event, highlighting their determination to continue with their lives and traditions. It reflects on the emotional impact of the event and the importance of not letting fear dictate actions. The conversation emphasizes the cultural significance of the Christmas market and the community's resolve to maintain their way of life despite challenges.

How do Berliners feel about continuing their lives after the tragic event?

• They are planning to leave the city.

• They are too scared to go outside.

• They are defiant and determined to continue.

• They are indifferent and unaffected.

What is the significance of the Christmas market in Berlin's response to the tragedy?

• It is a symbol of defiance and resilience.

• It is a place to mourn the tragedy.

• It is closed indefinitely as a safety measure.

• It is no longer part of the culture.

What is the general attitude of Berliners towards the closure of the Christmas market?

• They are planning to boycott it.

• They are indifferent to its closure.

• They believe it is a temporary mark of respect.

• They see it as a permanent change.

Why is it important for Berliners to continue with their cultural traditions?

• To avoid any further incidents.

• To maintain a sense of normalcy and cultural identity.

• To show that they are unaffected by the tragedy.

• To attract more tourists to the city.

How do Berliners view the impact of external actions on their lives?

• They feel they should isolate themselves.

• They plan to move to a different city.

• They think they should continue living as usual.

• They believe they must change their lives completely.