The northern English city of Liverpool is commemorating the 96 soccer fans who were crushed to death in a crowded stadium in 1989, honoring each one by name Wednesday as Britain faced a moment of soul-searching on how it responded to the tragedy. Banners reading ''Truth'' and ''Justice'' were hung from the neo-classical columns of St George's Hall in central Liverpool, just above 96 lanterns to be lit to mark each life lost. Fans tied Liverpool team scarves on a nearby lamppost.
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