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Malian Saved Shoppers in Paris Attack

When Islamist gunmen stormed a Jewish supermarket in Paris last year, Malian shop assistant Lassana Bathily acted to save several shoppers by hiding them in a walk-in fridge.

When Islamist gunmen stormed a Jewish supermarket in Paris last year, Malian shop assistant Lassana Bathily acted to save several shoppers by hiding them in a walk-in fridge. He was later hailed as a hero, and awarded French citizenship by the president.

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(Photo: Lassana Bathily. Credit: Francois Guillot/AFP/Getty Images)

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