Families of victims of 1982 Paris attack demand parliamentary inquiry over secret pact claims Families of victims of a 1982 terrorist attack in Paris are demanding a parliamentary inquiry after reports that the former chief of French intelligence made a secret pact with the perpetrators. They have called on the French president, Emmanuel Macron, to declassify the top secret file of the attack, which killed six and injured 22 others.
'We made a deal': ex-French spy chief admits 1983 pact with fatah terrorists
The Guardian - 9 Aug 2019 16:02
Families of victims of 1982 Paris attack demand parliamentary inquiry over secret pact claims Families of victims of a 1982 terrorist attack in Paris are demanding a parliamentary inquiry after reports that the former chief of French intelligence made a secret pact with the perpetrators. They have called on the French president, Emmanuel Macron, to declassify the top secret file of the attack, which killed six and injured 22 others.
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