O bijuterie neorenascentistă ce a supraviețuit două războaie mondiale, făcută scrum de „hoarde de sălbatici”, în cele mai grave violențe din Franța

A historic neo-Renaissance town hall in Limoges was severely damaged by fire during violent protests, reminiscent of the Notre Dame fire. The building, which survived two world wars, was attacked by masked individuals who overwhelmed local police. The mayor described the incident as a premeditated act, highlighting the insufficient police presence. Authorities noted that the interior was nearly completely destroyed, while the modern section remained intact. This incident has been labeled a catastrophe for heritage by local officials.