Deported from France: the Gard president speaks of infamy after Eric Ciotti's announcement to form an alliance with the RN

Jean-Paul Boré, président gardois de l'Association des amis de la fondation pour la mémoire de la déportation, réagit à l'annonce d'Eric Ciotti. Jean-Michel Mart

Jean-Paul Boré, president of the Gard delegation of the AFMD (Association of Friends of the Foundation for the Memory of the Deportation), does not digest the announcement of Eric Ciotti, boss of the Republicans, to ally themselves with the National Rally.

President of the Gard delegation of the AFMD (Association of Friends of the Foundation for the Memory of the Deportation), Jean-Paul Boré from Nîmes was keen to criticize the announcement d'Éric Ciotti to form an alliance with the National Rally. "The announcement of making a pact with the RN is an infamy considering what this party represents in the history of France."

Jean-Paul Boré recalls the history of the National Front which became RN: "We cannot ignore the fact that the founder of the FN, never convicted" nbsp;by its current leaders, has always affirmed that the concentration camps were a detail of History." 

The AFMD has worked hard on the duty of memory with the installation, at the war memorials at the bottom of the Jean-Jaurès aisles, of souvenir plaques on which are inscribed all the names of these Gardois men and women who were deported to the concentration camps.