The Eiffel Tower was illuminated with the colors of the French flag in memory of the 130 victims of the worst terrorist attacks France has ever experienced. Ten years have passed, but The memory of that night of November 13, 2015 remains very present among the FrenchJihadist terrorism struck the nation's capital on a night of utter horror, with terrorists attacking various locations in Paris. First, outside the Stade de France, while a football match between the French and German national teams was underway, and then on the terraces of bars and restaurants in the 10th and 11th arrondissements of Paris, where the jihadists fired indiscriminately. Most of the fatalities occurred later inside the Bataclan concert hall, where terrorists stormed in the middle of an Eagles of Death Metal concert, armed with Kalashnikov rifles and opening fire on the audience. Images of wounded and screaming people fleeing the Bataclan through the side emergency exit or climbing out of windows, captured by a journalist, are deeply moving. Le Monde, Daniel Psenny, who lived next to the concert hall, still finds it chilling. Psenny was wounded by a gunshot fired by a terrorist from a window when he went down to the street to help the victims.

Arthur Dénouveaux was one of the spectators at the Eagles of Death Metal concert in the Bataclan concert hall in Paris when the attacks took place jihadists on November 13, 2015. He was not physically injured, but like most survivors, he suffered psychological consequences. Dénouveaux is president of the association of victims of the attacks. Life For Paris And this Thursday he will participate in the solemn ceremonies commemorating the tenth anniversary of the attacks.

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Officials, victims and relatives have paid tribute to the victims of the 17 August 2017 terror attack, in which 16 people lost their lives, in an austere and emotional ceremony on the Ramblas. Relatives of the victims, followed by government officials, laid white carnations on the spot where Younes Abouyaaqoub ran over his victimes. Pau Casals' El cant dels ocells was played and a minute's silence was observed.