‘I needed to leave a trace’: Survivors of the Paris attacks share their stories, ten years on

France 24Thursday, November 13, 2025 at 6:22:20 AM
‘I needed to leave a trace’: Survivors of the Paris attacks share their stories, ten years on
As France marks a decade since the devastating November 13, 2015 attacks, the stories of survivors like Alix, Bahareh, and Sébastien reveal the long-lasting effects on individuals and society. The attacks, which resulted in 132 deaths and hundreds of injuries, transformed Paris and prompted national reflection. Alix's decision not to have children and Bahareh's acceptance of her victim status during the 2021 trial underscore the personal struggles faced by many. Events commemorating this anniversary, including performances of 'You Will Never Walk Alone,' further illustrate the resilience of the Parisian community in the face of tragedy.
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