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Australian families carry September 11 loss 25 years later

Paul Gyulavary's twin brother Peter died in the South Tower; his body was found ten weeks later.

On the night the Twin Towers fell, Paul and Yvonne Gyulavary watched the attacks unfold from their home outside Melbourne. Halfway around the world, Paul's twin brother Peter was in his office in the South Tower of the World Trade Center.

In the weeks after the attacks, Paul called New York repeatedly with no answer. Three days later, the Gyulavarys learned Peter had been in the South Tower and was missing.

He was an architect who had moved to New York in the mid-1980s and was restoring a Victorian-style home upstate. Ten weeks after the attacks, on the eve of Thanksgiving, Peter's body was found.

The 2,977 people who died in the attacks up to September 11 included 10 Australians, and their deaths have shaped the lives of their surviving families.

Why it mattersFamilies of terror attack victims carry grief and loss that doesn't fade with time, marking anniversaries with ongoing pain.

AustraliaAustralian families lost loved ones in the Twin Towers, and the attacks continue to shape their lives a quarter-century later.

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