Evreux

Evreux is a cooperative in and the capital of the branch of Eure, in the French locale of Normandy. The city is on the Iton stream. Evreux is arranged in the lovely valley of the Iton, arms of which navigate the town; on the south, the ground inclines up toward the open patio nurseries and the railroad station. It is the seat of a religious administrator, and its house of God is one of the biggest and best in France.

The principal church was worked in 1076, however decimated in 1119 when the town was singed at the requests of Henry I of France to put down the Norman rebellion. He reconstructed the house of prayer as a demonstration of penance to the Pope. Somewhere in the range of 1194 and 1198, the contention between Philippe Auguste and Richard the Lion-hearted harmed the new house of prayer. The design of the present building demonstrates this history, with its mix of Romanesque and Gothic styles.

As did numerous towns in the locales of Nord and Normandy, Evreux and its house of prayer experienced significantly Second World War. Evreux has verifiably kept up communist governmental issues, with Roland Plaisance of the French Communist Party filling in as civic chairman for more than two decands 1977– 2001. Plaisance was trailed by Jean-Louis Debre, in some part because of the last's companionship with Jacques Chirac. In 2014, Guy Lefrand UMP, focus right a previous individual from the National Assembly of France, was chosen city hall leader, with a command enduring six years.