The author mentioned a fascination with the guillotine, decapitation, murder, and terror, believing that no one could claim to have not been warned. (translated)
The author wrote that on October 17, 1961, in Paris, thousands of Algerians had peacefully demonstrated against the discriminatory curfew imposed on them. He stated that the police repressed the demonstration with extreme violence, under the authority of the prefect, during the Algerian War. https://t.co/oXQjRqhwrs #Histoire #Algérie #DroitsHumains #DZ #FR (translated)
The author wrote that, according to Gorbachev, Chernobyl had hastened the collapse of the USSR. He wondered whether the war in Iran could lead to that of Saudi Arabia and announced a live broadcast at 6 p.m. with Alex del Valle. https://t.co/vWaHPJavDv https://t.co/ie0apUcd7p #Histoire #Géopolitique #Tchernobyl #RU #IR #SA (translated)
The author wrote that an inscription stating "We drown Algerians" symbolized October 17, 1961, a date he associated with racist state crimes. He noted that the 65th anniversary was being commemorated and reminded that a curfew had been imposed by the prefect. https://t.co/h0UWMczIsP #Algérie #Histoire #Mémoire #DZ (translated)
In June 1941, Jeanne Robert, a 26-year-old schoolteacher in the North, informed the Allies that the Gestapo was waiting for her at the school's exit. She had fled to Gers, where she resumed teaching while continuing the resistance, according to the account. In October 1943, once again pursued, she had to leave for London, where she gave birth. https://t.co/6heI1e3YP0 #Histoire #Résistance #SecondeGuerreMondiale (translated)
Donald Trump has denied the rumors about a possible departure of his Chief of Staff Susie Wiles after the midterm elections, calling these allegations false stories. #Trump #SusieWiles #MaisonBlanche (translated)
The author wrote that these people came from the people, that their lives had been destroyed and that they had marked History. He added that they would be present six years later alongside the youth. (translated)
17 wrote that the French had already started to "delight them" and that the day would be historic, adding the hashtag #17octobre. #17octobre https://t.co/jHB3yPSzZs #France #Histoire #17octobre (translated)
The tolard mentioned what Twitter could offer on a day he described as historic and wrote that October 17 would be etched forever. https://t.co/4c0EJq7gFI #Histoire #17Octobre #Twitter (translated)
Maes wrote that his timeline was filled with tweets about the 17 and profiles displaying a yellow vest. He felt they were living through a historic moment and urged his readers to enjoy every moment. https://t.co/SrjNS3XlAP #GiletJaune #Histoire #MomentImportant (translated)
Ilan Gabet wrote that, in his opinion, they displayed their indifference to the people's demands while holding a champagne glass in hand. #Société #EngagementCivique #Histoire (translated)
More Blaugrana indicated that after 10 matches this season, Lamine Yamal had the second-best average rating in Sofascore history, with 8.61. The account specified that only Neymar's average at PSG during the 2017-2018 season was higher. https://t.co/C47JQTFppZ #LamineYamal #Sofascore #Football (translated)
The author recalled that six years after the assassination of Samuel Paty, he did not forget him and would never forget him. He wrote that the history-geography teacher had been killed because he taught freedom of expression and encouraged young people to develop their critical thinking. https://t.co/6N4TFGTniH #SamuelPaty #LibertéDExpression #Mémoire #FR (translated)
François Bousquet asked where the 300 Arabs who were supposedly thrown into the Seine on October 17, 1961, were located. He stated that only one North African had drowned in the river that night, and that he was in a state of intoxication, dismissing the figure of 300 drownings. He described the commemoration of the 65th anniversary, scheduled for this Saturday, October 17, as "for nothing" and suggested that it aimed to further blame France. #17Octobre1961 #Mémoire #Histoire (translated)
Ilan Gabet wrote that the prefecture had banned a planned demonstration near the commemorative stele to honor the Algerians killed by the police on October 17, 1961. He claimed that the French police had beaten to death and shot Algerians who were protesting against a curfew imposed by the French authorities, before throwing their bodies into the Seine. He called this ban disgraceful. #Histoire #Manifestation #Mémoire (translated)
It's the story of a TikTok video that went viral; of an idea "launched by an angry guy, which took off," according to Jérôme Rodrigues, a historical figure of the "yellow vests"; and of a date that ultimately serves as a meeting point for a multifaceted social anger, in the midst of a budget debate and six months before the presidential election. #GiletsJaunes #Mobilisation #Lycéens (translated)
A reporter from L'Humanité was prevented from entering Israel, marking an unprecedented event in the newspaper's history, as the elections approach. #Israël #journalisme #élections (translated)
inee announced that the second volume of *LOVE BULLET* would have a limited edition with an exclusive cover at Momie, due to the warm reception of the series in France. She specified that the illustration would take up the red background of the classic editions in order to harmonize with the other volumes. According to her, the Cupids would return on October 30, 2026, for the continuation of their story. #LoveBullet #éditionslimitées #manga (translated)
