India, Dec. 21 -- One year after the attack at the Christmas market in the east German city of Magdeburg, that killed six and injured hundreds, the city on Saturday is commemorating the victims.

A chaplain who provides crisis support, a doctor and a woman affected by the attack spoke at a morning service in Magdeburg's Johanniskirche. They highlighted the solidarity and the great willingness to help on the night of the attack.

"One thing it showed us: we are there for each other, we stick together and stand up for ourselves. Despite the terrible crime, we will not let our Christmas be taken from us," the woman said.

Within one minute and four seconds everything changed, she said.

"The screams are still in our heads today," the woman s...