A survivor of the Bataclan terrorist massacre reflects on the purpose of remembrance
Emmanuel Domenach, 38, survived the shooting massacre at the Bataclan music hall in Paris on November 13th 2015, when terrorists belonging to the so-called Islamic State group led a series of attacks across the French capital which claimed the lives of 131 people, including 92 inside the Bataclan. On the tenth anniversary of that horrific night, marked by numerous ceremonies throughout the day, he reflects on how the process of a collective remembrance of the events, and the questions it raises, can help avoid history repeating itself.
Emmanuel Domenach
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AA survivor of the terrorist shooting massacre at the Bataclan music hall in Paris on the night of November 13th 2015, in which 92 people were murdered, Emmanuel Domenach, 38, a jurist by training, escaped without physical injury but suffers from what he calls “an invisible scar”.
