Europe 'cannot be intimidated' by terror, says Germany's Foreign Minister Frank-Walter Steinmeier

Berlin: Europe cannot be intimated by terrorism, said German Foreign Minister Frank-Walter Steinmeier as he expressed his sadness at the deaths of two German school students and their teacher in last week's attack in Nice, France.[caption id="attachment_2898780" align="alignleft" width="380"] Flowers and trubute candles laid out at the truck site. AP[/caption]"We will not allow ourselves to be intimidated," Steinmeier said as he confirmed that the students and the teacher from Berlin's Paula-Fuerst school had died."(We) continue to stand side by side with our European and international partners against hate, violence and terror."It is difficult to put our grief into words," the Paula-Fuerst school wrote in a statement, adding that its thoughts were now with the relatives and friends of those who died.