France remembers terror victims one year on with muted ceremony A year after a million and a half people thronged Paris in solidarity with the victims of the attack on satirical weekly Charlie Hebdo, the traumatized city marked the anniversary of the killings with a somber ceremony. As night fell, the square's central statue of Marianne -- symbol of the French republic -- was illuminated, as well as a "remembrance tree", an oak planted at the west end of the square in honor of the attack victims. IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES