A dozen swastikas were discovered on the morning of Thursday on the portal of a high school in Montreuil, in the department of Seine-Saint-Denis, report our colleagues from France Blue Paris.
Alerted on social networks, the town hall reacted quickly. “The services of the city have been warned for a rapid intervention to remove these filthy inscriptions,” wrote on Twitter Gaylord Checker, the first deputy in the city of Montreuil. “We condemn them”, he adds to Parisian. “There is no question of leaving racist and anti-Semitic tags in plain view, in the public space.”
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No student noticed these inscriptions, since Thursday is a public holiday. Contacted by France Blue Paris, the city reserves the right to lodge a complaint.
The cleaning was carried out in the afternoon, according to The Parisian.
In 2016, the inhabitants of Montreuil were shocked by anti-Semitic and anti-Roma tags discovered on the portal of a nursery school that bears the name of Anne Frank, a young girl victim of the Jewish genocide, also famous for her diary.
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