The lower house of France’s parliament, the National Assembly, is meeting Tuesday to discuss terrorism issues. During/after a moment of silence to memorialize the 17 victims of France’s recent attacks, one of the députés began singing “La Marseillaise,” the country’s national anthem, and the rest of the chamber joined in.
Update, Jan. 13, 10:55 a.m.: Our colleagues at Slate.fr note that this is the first time députés have sung “La Marseillaise” in the National Assembly since 1918.
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