Many graves in the Gruissan cemetery were marked with swastikas and hateful inscriptions. The graves are intact. Ten graves in the cemetery of
Many graves in the Gruissan cemetery were marked with swastikas and hateful inscriptions. The graves are intact.
Several graves in the Gruissan cemetery, a seaside resort in Aude, were marked with swastikas and hateful graffiti, Narbonne prosecutor Marie-Agnès Joly told AFP on Monday, confirming the information to France 3 Occitania.
On Sunday, a guard at the Gruissan cemetery saw the damage, “acts of vandalism on the subject of anti-Semitism and racism,” the prosecutor said. According to Marie-Agnès Joly, “inscriptions and swastikas were found on numerous graves”. The burials are intact, she said. According to France 3 Occitania, the inscriptions “Death to the French”, “Death to the Jews”, “Sold”, “Nadar” are specifically identified on the tombstones, and the graves appear to have been chosen at random.
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The Gruissan cemetery was closed to identify the Carcassonne cells to provide statements, fingerprints and any traces left by the vandals, France 3 Occitania said.
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Forensic technicians were dispatched to collect samples. The Narbonne investigative gendarmerie brigade is conducting an investigation. On Monday, the gendarmes were to collect the complaints from the mayor of Gruissan and his family.
Date updated: July 13, 2020, 12:58 PM
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