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10 photos époustouflantes de l’incendie de Notre-Dame de Paris

La cathédrale Notre-Dame de Paris a été la proie des flammes cette semaine. Sur les réseaux sociaux, les photos et vidéos se sont rapidement multipliées. Voici une sélection de 10 photos époustouflantes publiées sur Instagram.


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"Нотр-Дам-де-Пари" . . В Париже был вечерний час, Беды ничто не предвещало; Вдруг на виду у сотен глаз Собор весь пламенем объяло. . . "Не может быть! - крутилась мысль. - Нет, я решительно не верю!", Но чёрный дым клубился ввысь: Собой доказывал потерю... . . И скорбь накрыла шар земной, А Франция надела траур; Собор не тронут был войной, Но пострадал в огне пожара. . . Приюта Божьего лишившись, Рыдали люди и крестились, А их сердца, объединившись, Молитвой к небу обратились: "Господи Боже, Господь Милосердный! Спаси, сохрани Нотр-Дам-де-Пари!" . . Sima © . . . #notredamedeparis #fire #tragedy #inspiration #lyrics #sima

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France on Wednesday began a contentious debate over how to restore the Notre Dame Cathedral. At issue is whether the French government should seek to re-create the famed cathedral as it was before the fire, sticking as close as possible to the 850-year-old structure’s pre-blaze style. Many preservationists had assumed that it would. But Prime Minister Édouard Philippe upended expectations with an announcement Wednesday afternoon that France would launch an international competition for proposals to replace the spire that collapsed into Monday’s inferno. He also raised the prospect of a 21st-century twist atop a 12th-century creation. French President Emmanuel Macron said on Tuesday night that he wanted the work to be done within five years, an extremely fast pace for a project of monumental scale that will involve hundreds, if not thousands, of craftsmen, carpenters, masons and others working inch by inch. Some experts have estimated that the reconstruction work could take a decade or more. On Wednesday, Notre Dame’s rector announced that the cathedral would probably be closed for five to six years. Read more on washingtonpost.com. (Photo by Ludovic Marin/Getty Images)

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