@Altanar85@JiaweiShen2568 In 1995, French President Jacques Chirac formally acknowledged that Vichy France itself had actively participated in the persecution of Jews, and that responsibility for this could not be entirely shifted onto the Nazi occupiers.
Thalidomide was introduced in 1957 by a German pharmaceutical company. Promoted as exceptionally safe, it was widely prescribed to pregnant women to relieve morning sickness. Tragically, it resulted in severe limb deformities—and numerous deaths—in over 10,000 infants worldwide. In the United States, FDA official Frances Kelsey steadfastly withheld approval due to insufficient safety data, largely sparing the nation from the tragedy. Decades later, the drug found a second life: approved in 1998 to treat complications of leprosy, and in 2006 for multiple myeloma. History is indeed far more full of twists and turns than one might imagine.
Unfortunately, you fail to realize that most East and Southeast Asian countries place great emphasis on national narratives, while the West is becoming more diverse and placing less emphasis on such narratives. This also explains why people in France can freely insult Joan of Arc.
Emmanuel Macron a pris ses fonctions de président de la République française pour la première fois le 14 mai 2017. À ce jour, il exerce cette fonction depuis plus de neuf ans.
@MoadibPaul36074@3596675596com@gatos_me Geht’s eigentlich noch dümmer als bei euch französischen Froschfressern? Kein Geld für Bildung, zu wenige Lehrer. Selbst in Brasilien laufen Proteste geordneter ab. Nur fürs Randalieren und Plündern von Läden seid ihr offenbar bestens ausgebildet.