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A forgotten crime: Remembering the 1943 Marseille roundup

By France24
09 February 2023   |   3:33 pm
In this edition, we discover a little-known chapter of French history. In 1943, the Germans had occupied the southern French port city of Marseille. With its working class, immigrant and Jewish neighbourhoods around the Old Port, the city had come to represent everything that Hitler and the Nazis hated.

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