How the world paid tribute to Paris
Stirring photos of impromptu vigils, from a football field in New York to a wet street corner in Poland
A mother and son light candles outside the French embassy in Vilnius, Lithuania, Sunday.
(AP Photo/Mindaugas Kulbis)
James Jones of Woodbridge, Virginia, brings his two sons Riley, 7, and Grayson, 5, to a memorial outside the gates of the French Embassy in Washington, D.C., Sunday.
(AP Photo/Andrew Harnik)
Before their game against the Tulane Green Wave, the Army Black Knights honored France at West Point, New York, Saturday.
(Danny Wild-USA TODAY Sports/REUTERS)
People stand in line to sign a condolence book at the French embassy in Warsaw, Poland, Sunday.
(REUTERS/Kacper Pempel)
Nepalese people light candles in Kathmandu, Nepal, Sunday.
(AP Photo/Niranjan Shrestha)
People stand still during a minute of silence outside the French embassy in Madrid, Spain, Sunday.
(REUTERS/Sergio Perez)
A woman prays in front of the French Embassy in Berlin, Sunday.
(AP Photo/Markus Schreiber)
Martin Lowes Fernandes, 12, holds a sign during a show of support in Boston, Massachusetts, Sunday.
(REUTERS/Brian Snyder)
Eva Vase kisses her daughter after paying tribute to the victims, in front of the French embassy in Copenhagen, Denmark, Sunday.
(REUTERS/Niels Ahlmann Olesen/Scanpix Denmark)
Protesters chant slogans as they hold candles and flowers in Quezon city, metro Manila, Sunday.
(REUTERS/Erik De Castro)
Fans hold up signs in solidarity during the North American Soccer League Championship Finals in Hempstead, New York, Sunday.
(REUTERS/Brendan McDermid)
Lena Polyvyannaya closes her eyes during a moment of silence outside city hall in Toronto, Saturday.
(REUTERS/Chris Helgren)
People take part in a vigil at Trafalgar Square in London, Saturday.
(REUTERS/Peter Nicholls)
