Cafe Attacked in Paris Re-Opens

RESILIENCE

Updated Apr. 13, 2017 6:11PM ET / Published Dec. 04, 2015 7:03AM ET

Charles Platiau / Reuters

The first of the restaurants hit in last month’s terror attacks in Paris re-opened on Friday. Five people were killed at the Bonne Biere cafe. “What are we going to do to start again, to bounce back? We have carried out some work, repainted the walls to wipe away the signs of this nightmare,” the manager said.

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