The two victims in the Yom Kippur shooting at a synagogue in Halle, Germany have been named as Jana Lange, 40, and Kevin S., 20.
Lange was shot by extremist anti-Semite Stephan Balliet, who livestreamed the attack via a helmet camera as she attempted to stop him from shooting up the synagogue.
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Balliet went on to shoot Kevin, whom local media described as a soccer fan, who was at a nearby kebab stand during the terrorist attack.
German media described Lange as a "warm, funny" person and a devoted music lover. She liked to share pictures of artists she admired on social media.
Kevin, the second victim, was a painter. He worked at a building site near the synagogue.
Kevin's father began to fear the worst when reports about the shooting began to circulate.
"All we know is that you're at the construction site nearby and you lost your phone. Kevin, we love you more than anything," the father wrote on his Facebook page prior to receiving the news of his son's tragic death.
