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    News-Facts

    burning car in Strasbourg
    Nicholas Sarkozy ([1]
    riots spreading to different areas of France
    riots spreading to different areas of France


    The violence erupted Oct. 27, 2005 following the accidental electrocution of two teenagers who hid in a power substation, apparently believing police were chasing them.

    The anger spread to the Internet, with blogs mourning the youths.

    Along with messages of condolence and appeals for calm were insults targeting police, threats of more violence and warnings that the unrest will feed support for France's anti-immigration extreme right.

    Civil war is declared. There will no doubt be deaths. Unfortunately, we have to prepare, said a posting signed "Rania."

    We are going to destroy everything. Rest in peace, guys, wrote "Saint Denis."

    Until today more than 6,400 vehicles have been ignited, and one man has been killed. More than 1,600 rioters have been arrested.


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    Dein Text hier.

    Wenn du einen zeilenumbruch im ergebniss haben willst musst du hier eine leerzeile im Wiki-Code machen. Also quasi zweimal return drücken. Ansosnten einfach drauf lostippen! :-)


    Links

    indymedia.org: Paris is Burning: Racism and Repression Explode in Week of Uprisings german translation

    CNN.com More unrest hits Paris streets

    Christian Science Monitor: Deep roots of Paris riots

    BBC News: Silent march follows Paris riots

    BBC News: Paris riots prompt extra security

    news.yahoo: Rioting Spreads Beyond Paris Suburbs

    FOXNews: Paris Riots Hit Night 10

    ABC News: Paris Riots in Perspective


    Wikipedia:2005 civil unrest in France

    Wikipedia:2005_Paris_riots#Figures_and_tables

    Wikimedia Commons: Pari suburb riots

    en.wikinews.org French riots continue into second week


    cryptome: Eyeballing Riots in France

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