9/11 News Items (9/11/25) - In Memoriam

[Arnold Korotkin]

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In Memoriam

You can find the 9/11 victims list on the National September 11 Memorial & Museum website, which provides an interactive tool to search and view names, biographical information, and specific locations on the memorial. The names are inscribed on the Memorial and are arranged based on where victims were at the time of their death and their personal relationships. You can also find the complete lists on Wikipedia, which organizes victims alphabetically. 

Where to find the full list

• National September 11 Memorial & Museum:

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  Visit the "Names on the 9/11 Memorial" page on their official website to search for names, view photographs, and find details about where each person's name is inscribed. 
Wikipedia:
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Access comprehensive lists of victims, organized by alphabetical order (e.g., "List of victims of the September 11 attacks (A–G)"), for a broad overview of all individuals who perished. 

How to search for a specific name

1. Memorial Guide:
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Use the Memorial's free app or website tool to find a person's name and learn their "panel address" on the memorial. 
2. Wikipedia:
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Search the alphabetical lists on Wikipedia to locate a specific individual. 

About the 9/11 Memorial's name arrangement 

The names on the memorial are not strictly alphabetical.
They are arranged by "meaningful adjacencies," which considers the personal relationships between victims and their proximity to where they were when the attacks occurred.