The stone memorial stands in the center of the Pasteur-Gesnouin garden, recognizable by the jagged, upright slab of dark granite that rises against the surrounding greenery. It marks the nineteen fifteen genocide of the Armenian people. In two thousand two, the town of Clichy chose this site to provide a permanent space for memory and reflection. The monument holds the names of those lost, serving as a quiet point for families who gather here each April to place flowers and hold commemorations.
Stèle commémorative du génocide Arménien
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