Macron Leads Commemorative Events Marking 80 Years Since WWII
French President Emmanuel Macron initiates a series of WWII commemorations, starting with tributes to resistance fighters and Jewish children deported by the Nazis.
- French President Emmanuel Macron begins a season of WWII commemorative events with tributes to French resistance fighters and deported Jewish children.
- The series of commemorations marks the 80th anniversary of D-Day and the Liberation of Paris, aiming to unite a divided nation.
- Macron's schedule is packed with tributes across France, including the D-Day landings anniversary and the liberation of Paris and Strasbourg.
- The president emphasizes reconciliation through history, reflecting on France's role and the importance of remembering the past.
- Historians and politicians commend Macron's commitment to memorialization as a means to foster national unity.