Ten years since the deadly Paris attacks, France remembers — and reflects on how the tragedy reshaped the nation.
Breakdown
- Over 130 people were killed in coordinated attacks in Paris a decade ago, including at the Bataclan concert hall.
- Georges Saline, who lost his daughter in the attacks, has turned his grief into activism, including collaborating with the father of one of the attackers. 18s
- ISIL claimed responsibility for the attacks, which caused widespread shock and grief across France. 58s
- The attacks influenced French politics, with far-right parties using them to support anti-immigration campaigns. 1m 41s
- A decade later, France continues to grapple with divisions and grief, but remembrance efforts also serve as calls for unity. 2m 10s