Minister condemns graffiti in Drancy, where Jews were held before being sent to concentration camps.
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French officials say swastikas have been scrawled on a memorial to Jews deported to concentration camps during the Holocaust.
French Interior Minister Michele Alliot-Marie has condemned anti-Semitic inscriptions made at the memorial in Drancy, northeast of Paris, a site representing "the memory of the deportation and extermination of France's Jews."
The police headquarters of the Seine-Saint-Denis region say large swastikas were found Saturday painted on a train car and pillar that are central to the Drancy memorial site.
During the Nazi occupation of France in World War II, tens of thousands of Jews were sent through a transit camp in Drancy before being sent on to Nazi concentration camps.
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