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Joan of Arc Posthumously Acquitted in 1431
Worldlsm-lv2mo ago

Joan of Arc Posthumously Acquitted in 1431

In 1431, during the Hundred Years' War, Joan of Arc, a peasant girl who inspired the French against English invaders, was tried in Rouen. Captured by the enemy, she was condemned as a heretic by an English-organized Inquisition trial and burned at the stake, later being posthumously acquitted.

French Deputy Seizes Prosecutor Over "Islamized" Rouen Coat of Arms
Culturele-figaro4mo ago

French Deputy Seizes Prosecutor Over "Islamized" Rouen Coat of Arms

A French deputy, Robert Le Bourgeois, has filed a complaint with the public prosecutor regarding the discovery of a magnet depicting an "Islamized" Rouen coat of arms, featuring a slaughtered lamb and a broken Christian cross. He seeks accountability for this "worrying act."

Suspect Indicted in 2012 Murder of Transgender Sex Worker in Rouen
Culturele-figaro5mo ago

Suspect Indicted in 2012 Murder of Transgender Sex Worker in Rouen

Fourteen years after the body of Walter Zapata Flores, a transgender sex worker known as Kassandra, was found strangled and burned in Rouen, a 44-year-old man has been indicted and placed in provisional detention following new DNA evidence that relaunched the investigation in 2023.