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Graz

[grahts]

noun

  1. a city in SE Austria.



Graz

/ ɡːٲ /

noun

  1. an industrial city in SE Austria, capital of Styria province: the second largest city in the country. Pop: 226 244 (2001)

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The Graz shooter, named by Austrian media as Arthur A, has been described by police as a very introverted person, who had retreated to the virtual world.

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Police in the city of Graz also found a non-functional pipe bomb, and a "farewell" letter and video during the search, they said in a statement.

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One woman, Tores, told BBC News in Graz's main square on Wednesday that she knew one of the boys who had died.

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The Graz gunman is understood to have owned both firearms legally, and he had no criminal record.

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She told BBC News "everybody knows somebody" at the school because Graz - despite being the second-largest city in Austria - is "not that big".

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