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Former children's cemetery in the Rivesaltes camp: the trail of a transfer of remains in the 1980s

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Families, historians and archaeologists are still trying to understand how around fifty remains of children buried in the Rivesaltes camp in the 1960s could have disappeared. The hypothesis of an organized transfer of bodies to the municipality seems to be gaining momentum.

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Former children's cemetery in the Rivesaltes camp: the trail of a transfer of remains in the 1980s

Families, historians and archaeologists are still trying to understand how around fifty remains of children buried in the Rivesaltes camp in the 1960s could have disappeared. The hypothesis of an organized transfer of bodies to the municipality seems to be gaining momentum.

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France Bleu broke the news in 1 month ago on Monday, January 20, 2025.

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