Ten years after the terrorist attack in Nice, a survivor recounts the horrific minutes following the truck attack. In addition to death and chaos, she describes how people looted the victims" belongings and how the French were called "infidels” right at the scene of the Islamist terrorist attack.
In an interview with the French newspaper Voltaire Boulevard tells us Virginie Leclerc about his experiences during the terrorist attack on the Promenade des Anglais in Nice, in southern France, on July 14, 2016. Leclerc was there with his three sons and his younger sister when a truck plowed straight into the crowd celebrating France’s National Day.
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