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French Interior Minister Gerald Darmanin awarded medals to the nine police officers who responded to subdue a radicalised young man who had just killed a high school teacher on 13 October 2023, in Arras, northern France. IMAGES
French Interior Minister, Gerald Darmanin, meets the Chief Rabbi of France, Haim Korsia, the President of the Crif (Representative Council of French Jewish Institutions), Yonathan Arfi, and the President of the Central Consistory, Elie Korchia, to discuss the situation following Hamas's surprise offensive against Israel from Gaza. IMAGES
French MPs and members of the government observe a minute's silence in the National Assembly in tribute to the three police officers killed in the North of France, as well as to the nurse who died after a knife attack at the University Hospital in Reims. IMAGES
The coffin of France's last Resistance fighter, Hubert Germain, who died last month aged 101, arrives at Mont Valerien, where he will be buried in a special crypt reserved for Resistance fighters. IMAGES
Nicolas Redouane and Antoine Quirin, the two French police officers accused of raping a Canadian tourist in 2014, arrive at a court on the outskirts of Paris for their appeal trial. In 2019, they were found guilty of the gang rape of Emily Spanton, now 41 years old, and sentenced to 7 years imprisonment. IMAGES
Paris (France), Feb 10 (EFE), (Camera: Josep Puig).- After publishing her book "La Nueve" where she claimed that the liberation of Paris in World War II was led by Spanish republicans, Spanish journalist Evelyn Mesquida now focuses on the lives of the community of Spanish exiled who fought the Nazis with the French resistance. FOOTAGE AND SOUNDBITES OF SPANISH JOURNALIST AND WRITER EVELYN MESQUIDA, AUTHOR OF "AND NOW, RETURN TO YOUR HOUSES":"The Spaniards began the resistance in France in 1939, not in 1942.""They created groups of foreign workers that were sent to different places so they could occupy the needed job positions. They sent them to factories, for example in Toulouse, they sent them to aircraft, armament factories...""They always talk about the three tanks that entered (the city). All French students know the name of those tanks.""But the ones who entered before were called Guadalajara, the second one Teruel, the third one Belchite.""In every place, women were the ones who, with bikes or on foot, were moving from one place to another. They were kidnapped, tortured, killed or sent to the camps...Many of them were sent to the German concentration camps. There were camps only for women but, even in Mauthausen, there were women. We normally talk about men in Mauthausen because the majority were men, but they brought women too."
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