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9th Jan 2017

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Three quarters of Germans feel safe after terror attack

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Some 73 percent of Germans say they feel safe in their country, according to a poll published by ARD public television on Thursday, two weeks after a Berlin Christmas market was attacked. While 88 percent say thay have "a lot of trust" in the police, only 36 percent say the same about intelligence services. Fifty-six percent say they are "satisfied with the work" of chancellor Angela Merkel.

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