Neuilly-sur-Seine
Britishnoun
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Sarkozy first made national headlines in 1993 when, as mayor of Paris suburb Neuilly-sur-Seine, he helped free preschool children taken hostage by a man strapped with explosives who called himself the “human bomb.”
Bernard Pivot, a French television host who made and unmade writers with a weekly book chat program that drew millions of viewers, died on Monday in Neuilly-sur-Seine, outside Paris.
From New York Times
Rajabpour-Miyandoab was born in 1997 in Neuilly-Sur-Seine, outside Paris, to a family with no religious affiliation.
From Seattle Times
The French interior minister said the suspect was born in 1997 in Neuilly-Sur-Seine, outside Paris.
From Seattle Times
The attacker, who was not identified by name, left prison after four years in 2020 and was under surveillance and undergoing psychiatric treatment, the minister said, painting a brief portrait of the assailant, who was born in Neuilly-Sur-Seine, a Paris suburb.
From Seattle Times
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