Notre Dame de Paris, a week later.

You have all heard of the tragedy at Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris on Monday, April 15th, when a violent fire burns the entire frame of the roof for a long time before being controlled by firefighters. A total destruction of the frame, the spire, and partially of the vault.

A great tragedy, but a huge mobilization.

In a few hours after the tragedy, more than one billion euros were raised, with many promises of donations provided by billionaire, organization and citizen. Huge sums for this Gothic building built from 1163 to 1345.

A capital importance for this colossus of stone, historical monument and one of the biggest symbol of France, following this tragedy a tribute ceremony was held on Thursday, April 18, accompanied by many messages of support.

"Deep emotion in the face of this dramatic fire at the cathedral #NotreDame de Paris, inscribed as #WorldHeritage in 1991. @UNESCO is closely monitoring the situation and is standing by France's side to safeguard and restore this invaluable heritage." https://t.co/WsGoSym4gD

— UNESCO (@UNESCO) 15 avril 2019

Written by Jordy Forget

Sources: https://www.lci.fr/police/en-direct-notre-dame-pour-ian-brossat-les-ultra-riches-ne-devraient-pas-beneficier-de-deductions-fiscales-pour-la-cathedrale-2118494.html
https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cath%C3%A9drale_Notre-Dame_de_Paris
https://www.lesechos.fr/tech-medias/medias/assassins-creed-unity-lautre-hommage-a-notre-dame-1012979