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5:20Now PlayingOn October 17, 1961, French police brutally killed hundreds of peaceful Algerian protesters, throwing their bodies into the Seine River in the heart of Paris. The protesters were demonstrating against France’s violent colonial war in Algeria and the curfew imposed on Algerians living in Paris.
For decades, the massacre was hidden—buried by official silence and historical denial. Today, it stands as one of the darkest secrets of France’s colonial past. We are reminded of the uncovered truth behind the Paris massacre and honor the lives lost during France’s oppression in Algeria.
*The accumulative effects of Israel’s war on Gaza could mean the true death toll could reach more than 186,000 people, according to a study published in the journal Lancet.
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