Did it get rebuilt exactly the way it was? Or were (((changes))) made?
Did it get rebuilt exactly the way it was? Or were (((changes))) made?
Didn't they prove it was a nigger/muzzie that started the fire in the first place? I can't remember but I thought I saw a video that basically proved it. Not a lot of pics but they are pretty cool.
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>When Notre-Dame Cathedral in Paris reopens visitors ‘will be stupefied, awestruck, by the interior – it will be a shock’. This declaration was made by Philippe Jost, president of the special public authority overseeing the restoration, to National Geographic writer Robert Kunzig, who, along with Paris-based Nat Geo photographer Tomas van Houtryve, was given a sneak peek of the interior ahead of the landmark throwing open its doors on December 8. A devastating fire engulfed the 800-year-old monument on April 15, 2019. Since then, more than 250 companies and hundreds of skilled artisans have been hard at work rebuilding what is undoubtedly one of the most famous – and historically valuable - tourist attractions in the world.
Didn't they prove it was a nigger/muzzie that started the fire in the first place? I can't remember but I thought I saw a video that basically proved it.
Not a lot of pics but they are pretty cool.
Archive: https://archive.today/uibbU
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>>When Notre-Dame Cathedral in Paris reopens visitors ‘will be stupefied, awestruck, by the interior – it will be a shock’.
This declaration was made by Philippe Jost, president of the special public authority overseeing the restoration, to National Geographic writer Robert Kunzig, who, along with Paris-based Nat Geo photographer Tomas van Houtryve, was given a sneak peek of the interior ahead of the landmark throwing open its doors on December 8.
A devastating fire engulfed the 800-year-old monument on April 15, 2019.
Since then, more than 250 companies and hundreds of skilled artisans have been hard at work rebuilding what is undoubtedly one of the most famous – and historically valuable - tourist attractions in the world.
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