Stèle commémorative du génocide Arménien

You are standing at the site of a commemorative monument that honors the victims of the Armenian Genocide of 1915. This location is centered around a traditional Armenian cross-stone, known as a khachkar, which serves as a poignant symbol of memory and cultural resilience. The square itself was officially dedicated to the memory of the genocide victims in April 2019, taking the name of the legendary French-Armenian singer Charles Aznavour. By pairing the site with his name, the town honors both the historical trauma of the Armenian people and the enduring cultural contribution of one of its most famous figures. Every year, on the anniversary of April 24, this spot becomes a focal point for the local community to gather in remembrance.