Bloody November night French president honours the victims of Paris attacks
- 8 years ago
French President Francois Hollande has begun a day of official remembrance on the first anniversary of the Paris terrorist attacks.
He was joined by Prime Minister Manuel Valls and other state representatives at the Stade de France where the French president unveiled a plaque in memory of Manuel Dias, the first victim of that bloody November night.
Discours du fils de Manuel Dias. Très digne. https://t.co/u4NHvWlXHl#hommage13novembre #stadeDeFrance pic.twitter.com/IRFUCFMm8B— Madjid Messaoudene (@MadjidFalastine) November 13, 2016
Pulling up outside the main entrance of the Stade de France, Manuel Dias dropped off a group of spectators running late to watch France play Germany in an international football friendly.
1 an après, n’oublions pas Manuel Dias, supporter du Stade de #Reims
▶️ https://t.co/1liQDxQXiz
pic.twitter.com/nFZoqV1GGs— Reims VDT (@reimsvdt) November 13, 2016
Seconds later a suicide bomber detonated his device.
The 63-year-old died as a result.
He was joined by Prime Minister Manuel Valls and other state representatives at the Stade de France where the French president unveiled a plaque in memory of Manuel Dias, the first victim of that bloody November night.
Discours du fils de Manuel Dias. Très digne. https://t.co/u4NHvWlXHl#hommage13novembre #stadeDeFrance pic.twitter.com/IRFUCFMm8B— Madjid Messaoudene (@MadjidFalastine) November 13, 2016
Pulling up outside the main entrance of the Stade de France, Manuel Dias dropped off a group of spectators running late to watch France play Germany in an international football friendly.
1 an après, n’oublions pas Manuel Dias, supporter du Stade de #Reims
▶️ https://t.co/1liQDxQXiz
pic.twitter.com/nFZoqV1GGs— Reims VDT (@reimsvdt) November 13, 2016
Seconds later a suicide bomber detonated his device.
The 63-year-old died as a result.