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On Thursday, March 11, 2004, terrorists carrying rucksacks laden with explosives bombed four crowded, rush-hour commuter trains entering Madrid during peak travel time.

191 people from 17 countries were murdered and more than 1,800 people were injured.

In honour of those who were killed, the day is now known as European Victims of Terrorism Day.

Please join us in remembering those lost on that terrible day, those who were injured, those who were traumatized, and all those who love them.

For more about the attack, click here or here

For information about the trial and conviction of some of those involved in the bombing, please click here.

For information about the Madrid Memorial, click here.

For more about European Victims of Terrorism Day, click here.

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