Simon Weil died. She survived the Holocaust and achieved the legalization of abortion in France
AFP / Scanpix / Leta Simon Weil, who had taken the post of Minister of Health of France, at the entrance to the Champs Elysees, shortly before. June 10, 1974 On June 30, Simon Weil, one of the important French political figures of the 20th century, died in Paris at the age of 89. Weil achieved (and achieved) the right of French women to abortion, and also became the first woman at several largest posts, including the post of chairman of the European Parliament.