HD photos of Memorial National de la Guerre d'Algerie in Paris France - Page 1
When we were on holiday in Paris and travelling around from one tourist attraction to the next, we just happened to come across the Memorial National de la Guerre d'Algerie, which is a modern memorial very close to the Eiffel Tower, and this particular memorial is dedicated to the soldiers and fighters who lost their lives fighting for France during the war of Algeria and the battles of Morocco and Tunisia, and as you can see from these HD pictures we took, this monument is very unique in its design and style.
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Photo of Memorial National de la Guerre d'Algerie
Here you can see a HD photo of the Memorial National de la Guerre d'Algerie and a part of the plaque on the ground in front of the three columns, which states, In memory of the fallen soldiers in France during the war in Algeria and struggles of Morocco and Tunisia, and that of all members of auxiliary forces, killed after the cease-fire in Algeria, many of which have not been identified.
Picture of flower left at the Memorial National de la Guerre d'Algerie
This monument in Paris called the Memorial National de la Guerre d'Algerie, which you can see in this photo we took, was designed by the French artist Gerard Collin Thiebaut and was officially inaugurated on 5th December 2002 by the French President, Jacques Chirac, and apart from the three columns, there is also a plaque that remembers the missing people and the civilian victims of the massacres and atrocities that were committed during the war and after the violation of the Evian agreement.
Photo of the blue LED column at Memorial National de la Guerre d'Algerie
Here you can see the column to the left of the Memorial National de la Guerre d'Algerie et des combats du Maroc et de la Tunisie, which has a blue LED scrolling continuously through the 23,000 soldiers and Harkis that died for France, and these are sorted by year and alphabetically, and in this image we took, it is at the year 1956.
This picture shows the central column with its white LEDs at Memorial National de la Guerre d'Algerie
This is a HD photo we took showing the middle column with its white LED display of the Memorial National de la Guerre d'Algerie, which displays a scrolling message with the names of the French that disappeared during the war in Algeria and even after the ceasefire, plus it also includes the names of civilians who were caught up in the massacre in Algiers and lost their lives along with some of the key events that took place.
Picture of the right hand side column with its red LEDs at Memorial National de la Guerre d'Algerie
There are three different columns, which stand over 5.5 metres tall and just over 0.5 metres in width, that make up the Memorial National de la Guerre d'Algerie et des combats du Maroc et de la Tunisie, and this is a photo of the right hand column with its red LED scrolling display of names of people that died in Algeria, Morocco and Tunisia, which apparently is interactive, so that you can search for a name, but we never saw how you could do this.
HD photo of Memorial National de la Guerre d'Algerie columns with flowers
This high definition photo shows all three columns of the Memorial National de la Guerre d'Algerie et des combats du Maroc et de la Tunisie, all with continuously scrolling LEDs through the 23,000 names of people who died for France, and these are sorted by year and alphabetically.
Photo of Memorial National de la Guerre d'Algerie close to the Eiffel Tower on Quai Branly
This monument is located on the promenade of the Quai Branly very close to the Eiffel Tower, as you can tell from this photo, and its full name is Memorial National de la Guerre d'Algerie et des combats du Maroc et de la Tunisie, which remembers those that died for France during the Algerian war and the fighting in Morocco and Tunisia.
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