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Over two days in the summer of 1942, French police carried out Western Europe’s largest wartime roundup of Jews, acting on orders from occupying German forces and their French allies in the Vichy Regime.

To mark the 80th anniversary of the Vél dHiv roundup, Western Europes largest wartime roundup of Jews, FRANCE 24 has gathered the eyewitness accounts of six survivors, all of them children at the time. They recall the shock and horror of those days, and the extraordinary circumstances that allowed them to avoid deportation to Nazi death camps.

Together forever: Alice Diop’s We is an associative tour of working-class suburbs, a meditation on the varying visions of French nationalism, and a grappling with the slippery politics of representing the underrepresented

Middle-East Arab News and Opinion - Asharq Al-Awsat is the world’s premier pan-Arab daily newspaper, printed simultaneously each day on four continents in 14 cities

The food distribution group Carrefour joined the club of premium partners of the Paris Olympics on Wednesday, the fifth of this caliber, allowing Paris-2024 to get a little closer to…

Police raided homes of suspected Islamist militants across France overnight following the Paris attacks, and a source close to the investigation said a Belgian national in Syria was suspected of orche

French Prime Minister Élisabeth Borne's childhood was marked by the suicide of her father in 1972, when she was just 11 years old. Joseph Borne, whose original name was Bornstein, was a Jewish resistance…

An Irish historian decided to assemble the lost puzzle of Hilde Koch’s life, revealing a Jewish artist who created works full of Christian imagery in an era with few known female illustrators

One by one, senior state officials take the podium at the annual 'Unto Every Person there is a Name' ceremony in the Knesset to read out the names of relatives and other victims who perished in the Nazi genocide

Learning from the Holocaust without making false comparisons for political gain requires sensitivity and perspective.