Paris | City of Darkness
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I apologize if some of the pics aren't to great, but its a war, and pictures won't always be perfect. 
Paris, the world renowned 'City of Lights and love is silenced and dark. People walk about in the war torn City rioting and
in search of supplies. These Towers of La Defense, Paris are an example as to the extensive damage caused by the international conflict.
At first sight, the La Tour Eiffel may not look as bad, few scraped roofs and supports out of place caused by bombs and grenades.
But...
The tower spire of the Eiffel was blasted off during the Parisian Siege. The once again prevailing
Uprising of the Modern Nazi Party sent to the German military to sieze control of Paris, this example was
at the result of a look out post to turret until it was detstroyed when a german transport plane crashed at the top
of the historic tower.
The La Tour Montparnasse was not heavily damaged in the exterior, but inside was chaos. The only damages
on the exterior surface of the tower were but several holes cracks and the majority of the towers
glass windows which were broken and shattered.
Closer view gives us a glimpse of some damages, many windows broken are visible and a massive hole on the
roof of the building.
Damaged buildings which sit beside the Seine River.
Suvivors squat under this building, accompanied by the warmth of the fire. Parisians have lost almost everything, stripped
of possessions and now live on the streets, helpless and clueless, not knowing the next step that they'll take.
La Defense Grande Arche stands lone, with only few extensive damages, this was only fired upon several times by a tank
and several infantry squad which were defeated by the French military, guarding the headquaters.
The Louvre glass Pyramid lays in shatters near the Louvre Museum. The majestic landmark
was along with many other buildings, raided by the german military, pressing on into the museum
and scavenging and vandelizing the premises, taking home to Germany, the famous 'Mona Lisa' and other
valuable art.
The Madeline, famous landmark still remarkably unharmed, stands and has survived the fierce war. Unforunate buildings
surrounding the landmark lay in ruins and rubble.
Once a major Commercial Structure, the building of commerce is a building, left with battered roofs, shattered windows,
cracked ceilings and damaged support beams, leaving officials with no choice but condemn the buildings from the public.
Once again, appearance look very decieving, but its never a good idea, nor does it cross anyones mind to even
go to buildings like these after WWIII.
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