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Miraculous Medal

By Mister from Paris

The mystery of the Soviet medal included in the pavement of the avenue Denfert-Rochereau, had made it s 'remember, a great noise. After a thorough investigation, Paris Croque-Note is able to reveal the whole truth. In 2003, Suleiman, owner of a trade press last 15 years is in the fight against municipal project involves passing a bus lane on the sidewalk. It enjoys a renovatie thereof is to include the famous coin. An act of resistance, albeit modest, albeit passive, but miraculous because it was decided that the bus pass in the middle of the avenue, not stalls. It is a Russian tourist who has exchanged one day this medal against a coin Uzbek forgotten on his desk.

Suleiman stopped selling release last September, since it sells for less and less, but still the bookseller and stationer neighborhood. It crosses the regulars, but kids older priests, neighbors of the retirement home where Monsignor Lustiger ended his days. There is also the passage of tourists in shorts, looking for cheap books or others, failure of sudoku.

Suleiman, is Iranian political refugee. He now has dual nationality. There are over thirty years, after visits to England, Italy, Switzerland, he eventually chose France to prosecute, in Paris, his studies in urban planning but, he adds, for the sake of the Republic. He who had fled the regime of Shah for not being able to return to Iran after the Islamic revolution is a formidable chess player. My elder brother, says he, cham pion of Iran at the time was never able to beat me. Since then, Suleiman has dropped: The night I dreamed that more combinations and portions. I had to stop. I was going crazy. I once played against a guy. I said, show me the box where you want me to put Matt. He smiled at me dice fiery place and twelve strokes, it was dull!

Suleiman made small talk with his client, about culture but also everyday life, trying to win smiles, just to p Lais. However, if he happens to be away from his shop, the customer should pay what it takes. To this end, Suleiman, left his photo on the counter, just to remind you to always pay your debts. Otherwise, the stationer could be janissary ... Suleiman laughs, an old priest out of the 94 Avenue Denfert-Rochereau and a slow and without malice on the medal running, you know, it's beginning, Soviet, the miraculous.